Adam H. Douglas
Author
Adam H. Douglas is a journalist and writer specializing in personal finance and literature. His recent work explores money management, book reviews, veterinary medicine, and long-term financial planning. He currently resides in Prince Edward Island, Canada, with his wife of 30 years and his dogs and kitties.
LATEST
Quantum Computing Is Coming for Your Passwords—Here’s What to Do Before That Happens
Future hackers may already be collecting your data—strengthen your security before it’s too late.
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‘By Your Side’: Past Lives and Present Laughter
Linda’s last job is to uncover the life of a Scottish loner and fulfill his final wish.
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Scam-Blasting ‘Cell Tower’ in a Backpack Catches Canada Off Guard
Toronto Police uncover a fake base station SMS scam.
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Your Company Is in Trouble—What Actually Happens to Your Pension?
Let’s talk pension protection during a company bankruptcy.
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Starting From Zero: A Real Budgeting Plan for Your 20s That Doesn’t Assume You Already Have Money
If you’re starting from zero financially, focus on spending awareness, a small safety net, and automatic saving.
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You’re Using Public Wi-Fi With a VPN—But Are You Actually Safe?
Is it safe to check your bank account on public Wi-Fi with a VPN?
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What Happens to Your Online Accounts When You Die—and How to Make Sure Your Family Isn’t Left Scrambling
Without a digital legacy plan, loved ones may be locked out of online accounts, financial assets, and personal files after you die.
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The Anti-Budget for 2026: Why ‘Pay Yourself First’ Works for People Who Hate Budgeting
The pay-yourself-first strategy protects your savings first and lets you spend the rest freely, making it easier to stay consistent.
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‘Based on a True Story’: Fame, Death, and Hidden Motivations
The ‘Anatomy of a Scandal’ author brings a new novel about a family with many secrets.
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CD Laddering in 2026: How Cautious Savers Can Balance Yield, Access, and Reinvestment Risk
A CD ladder can help savers lock in competitive rates while keeping regular access to their cash.
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Quantum Computing Is Coming for Your Passwords—Here’s What to Do Before That Happens
Future hackers may already be collecting your data—strengthen your security before it’s too late.
|
‘By Your Side’: Past Lives and Present Laughter
Linda’s last job is to uncover the life of a Scottish loner and fulfill his final wish.
|
Scam-Blasting ‘Cell Tower’ in a Backpack Catches Canada Off Guard
Toronto Police uncover a fake base station SMS scam.
|
Your Company Is in Trouble—What Actually Happens to Your Pension?
Let’s talk pension protection during a company bankruptcy.
|
Starting From Zero: A Real Budgeting Plan for Your 20s That Doesn’t Assume You Already Have Money
If you’re starting from zero financially, focus on spending awareness, a small safety net, and automatic saving.
|
You’re Using Public Wi-Fi With a VPN—But Are You Actually Safe?
Is it safe to check your bank account on public Wi-Fi with a VPN?
|
What Happens to Your Online Accounts When You Die—and How to Make Sure Your Family Isn’t Left Scrambling
Without a digital legacy plan, loved ones may be locked out of online accounts, financial assets, and personal files after you die.
|
The Anti-Budget for 2026: Why ‘Pay Yourself First’ Works for People Who Hate Budgeting
The pay-yourself-first strategy protects your savings first and lets you spend the rest freely, making it easier to stay consistent.
|
‘Based on a True Story’: Fame, Death, and Hidden Motivations
The ‘Anatomy of a Scandal’ author brings a new novel about a family with many secrets.
|
CD Laddering in 2026: How Cautious Savers Can Balance Yield, Access, and Reinvestment Risk
A CD ladder can help savers lock in competitive rates while keeping regular access to their cash.
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