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
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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How to Break Free From Automatic Billing: A Practical Guide to Removing Your Card From Subscription Ecosystems
Hidden recurring charges from apps, streaming services, and free trials can add up quickly, making regular subscription audits essential.
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‘Stakeouts and Strollers’: Diapers in the Dark City
Can you successfully dress up a private eye in cozy clothing?
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Password Managers for Beginners: Can They Really Keep Your Accounts Safe?
Using a password manager is one of the simplest ways to protect your accounts from modern cyber threats.
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‘The Last Ride of the Dirty Creek Gang’: Sunset Villains
The name of William W. Johnstone still means something to the Western genre.
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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?
|
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.
|
How to Break Free From Automatic Billing: A Practical Guide to Removing Your Card From Subscription Ecosystems
Hidden recurring charges from apps, streaming services, and free trials can add up quickly, making regular subscription audits essential.
|
‘Stakeouts and Strollers’: Diapers in the Dark City
Can you successfully dress up a private eye in cozy clothing?
|
Password Managers for Beginners: Can They Really Keep Your Accounts Safe?
Using a password manager is one of the simplest ways to protect your accounts from modern cyber threats.
|
‘The Last Ride of the Dirty Creek Gang’: Sunset Villains
The name of William W. Johnstone still means something to the Western genre.
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