Robin Hill-Gray
Robin is a Southern-California based writer, self-published author, and a Toni Morrison fanatic. She graduated from California State University, Long Beach with a degree in English-Rhetoric & Composition and joined Market Realist as a Staff Writer in 2021.
More From Robin Hill-Gray
Reverse Mortgage — Pros and Cons of Cashing In on Home Equity
A reverse mortgage can be a way to cash in on the equity of your home. What are the pros and cons to consider before taking out a reverse mortgage?
Facebook V.P. Nick Clegg Gets Promoted By Zuckerberg — How Do Their Net Worths Compare?
Former United Kingdom politician Nick Clegg is now the President of Global Affairs at Meta. With the position boost, what is his net worth and salary now?
3G Network Is Being Phased Out in Favor of 5G — Will Your Devices Be Affected?
Cell providers are phasing out 3G completely to make room for 5G. Providers have released lists on which devices will be affected.
NFTs Aren't Harmless — Putting NFT Energy Into Perspective
NFTs aren't harmless to the environment—they actually use a large amount of energy. How much energy does one NFT use? We'll put it all in perspective.
Can Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Really Freeze Bank Accounts?
The Emergencies Act has never been used before. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau plans to use the Emergencies Act to try to freeze bank accounts that are tied to the protests.
What Exactly Does Condo Association Insurance Cover and Do You Need Your Own Personal Policy?
Not all insurance policies are created equal for homeowners, especially if they live in a condo. What type of coverage do they get with condo association insurance?
Discord CEO Jason Citron: Net Worth, Salary, and How He Got Into Tech
Jason Citron is the CEO of the chat platform Discord. Created in 2015, Discord is one of the top gaming hubs. What is Citron's net worth?
Did You Receive Notice CP80 From The IRS? — Here's What It Means
People are becoming alarmed after receiving notice CP80 from the IRS. It requests filers resubmit, but there are exceptions. Here is what you need to know and what it means for your taxes.
Costco 40th Anniversary Scam Targets Shoppers Through Promotions
There's a new scam going around trying to get information from shoppers. Its called the "Costco 40th Anniversary Scam." Here's how to spot it.
Where Are the Cheapest Places to Retire? Consider These 5 U.S. States
When a person is considering retirement, many financial factors come into play. So, where are some of the cheapest places to retire in the U.S.? These states are at the top of the list.
How Much Bitcoin Does the U.S. Government Currently Own?
As crypto crime rates increase and become more elaborate, the U.S. government has started seizing large amounts of BTC. How much Bitcoin does the government own?
The Supply Chain Isn't The Only Reason There Is a Paint Shortage
Supply chain woes have been common throughout the pandemic and the paint industry is its latest victum. Yes, there is now a paint shortage.
The Best Credit Cards With No Interest — See How They Compare!
Picking the right credit card involves alot of research and is dependent on a person's credit score. What credit cards have no interest?
Here Are the 5 Best Personal Finance Apps You Need to Download Now
What are the best apps for managing your personal finances? Here is a list of some of the best apps to download for budgeting, saving, and more!
How to Add a W-2 After Already Filing Taxes — Quick Fix
What happens if you already filed your taxes and forgot a W-2? Can you add a W-2 after you filed your taxes? Here's a quick fix and what to expect.
Yes, Facebook Is Getting Rid Of Its "Jobs" Section—Here's What To Know
Is Facebook getting rid of its "Jobs" section? Here's what happened to "Jobs" and the company's plans.
What Is a Reciprocal Tax Agreement and How Does It Work?
For people who work in one state but reside in another, reciprocal tax agreements might be important. What is a reciprocal tax agreement?
Diet Company Weight Watchers Has Changed Hands Many Times
Since its inception, Weight Watchers has gone through many changes. Who owns the diet company now?
Buying a Home With Bad Credit Is Possible — Here's How
Yes, you can buy a home with bad credit. Most people think that bad credit essentially bars you from owning a home, but that isn't necessarily true.
Planning on Moving to a Different State? Check Out the Tax Rate First
Moving to a high-tax state might put significant pressure on your wallet. Here are the states with the highest taxes.
Starbucks Is at It Again — Higher Prices Are Coming in 2022
Why is Starbucks is increasing its prices in 2022? While Starbucks's first-quarter earnings show revenue growth, it didn't offset company spending.
Wonder Why Your Tax Return Is So High in 2022? You Aren't Alone
While tax return season is stressful, it can be a financial break for some people. Many people are asking the same question—why is my tax return so high in 2022?
Do You Have Student Loan Debt? Tips for Getting Mortgage Approval
Knowing how student loan debt affects getting a mortgage is a crucial aspect for prospective homebuyers. Can student loan debt affect getting a mortgage?
How to Shape Your Retirement and Contribute to a 403(b)
There are several ways to contribute to your retirement plan, in particular you can contribute to a 403(b). How much should you contribute to a 403(b)?
Crypto Company QuadrigaCX Has Ties to DeFi Company Wonderland
The QuadrigaCX scandal has ties to DeFi company Wonderland. Users see a conflict of interest. What's the QuadrigaCX scandal? Here's the scoop.
Tennesse Chemical Giant Eastman Jolts Neighborhood With Explosion
Eastman Chemical has experienced an explosion that rattled its neighborhood. Overall, the company has a explosion track record. Who owns Eastman Chemical?
Four Ways To Make Money in the Metaverse
The metaverse is proving to not only be interesting and fun, but lucrative, too. How can you make money in the metaverse?
Do You Have to Report Stocks on Your Taxes? Yes, and Here's How
Reporting taxes also includes reporting capital gains. Yes, you have to report stocks on your taxes when you file. Here's what to know.
Why Didn't My Employer Take Out Federal Tax? What You Should Do
Tax errors are commonplace and are usually made by the person doing the filing. Why don't some employers take out federal tax? How can it be fixed?
Who Created the Metaverse? Development Continues at Lightning Speed
It seems like a development in the metaverse happens every day. With so much technological advancement, who created the metaverse?
Cash-Out Refinance Is a Way to Save Money—Here's How
Refinancing your home can be a savy way to snag a better interest rate, save on monthly mortgage payments, or simply receive cash. Here's how to do a cash-out refinance.
COVID-19 Variants Are Getting Subvariants—"Stealth Omicron," Explained
As the pandemic rages on, variants and subvariants of COVID-19 have emerged. What's the new "stealth omicron" variant?
Biden Promised to Nominate a Black Woman for Supreme Court Justice, But Will He?
Biden has the opportunity to make good on his campaign promise and nominate a Black woman for Supreme Court justice. But will he follow through?
Most Things Are Possible in the Metaverse, Including Getting Married
Couples are getting creative due to large gathering restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic. People are using the metaverse to host their weddings and even receptions.
Why Rep. Nancy Mace Thinks Legalizing Marijuana Is a Bipartisan Issue
What's Nancy Mace's net worth? The Republican U.S. representative for South Carolina is trying to legalize marijuana federally. How did she make millions?
Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF and Mutual Fund, a New Way To Invest in Bitcoin
Whereas investing in Bitcoin is relatively easy, Fidelity's new mutual fund provides an even easier way to invest in crypto.
What You Should Know Before Shopping for a Mortgage
You may shop around for a while before finding the perfect home to make an offer on. Shopping for the right mortgage is just as important.
Starbucks Lifts Its COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate, Calls to Boycott Surge
The U.S. Supreme Court stuck down the Biden administration's plans for company COVID-19 vaccination requirements. In response, Starbucks lifted its own vaccine mandate.
How to Buy a Pre-Foreclosure Home—All About the Nuanced Process
Buying a home is a long-winded ordeal. But it becomes even more nuanced when the home is pre-foreclosure. What's involved in the process of buying a pre-foreclosure home?
COVID-19 Website Scams Are Already Happening—Here’s How To Avoid Them
The Biden Administration announced that USPS will be delivering COVID-19 tests to people for free. But scams are popping up.
Astra Space's Fluctuating Road to Success —What Does the Company Actually Do?
Astra Space takes its turn in the headlines for failing launch attempts, acquisitions, and risky stock. But what does the company actually aim to do?
Nike Exec Larry Miller Reveals He Committed Murder at 16 Years Old
Millionaire Nike executive Larry Miller, at 72 years old, revealed he committed murder when he was 16. What's his net worth?
The NELK Boys’ New NFT Is Bringing Hundreds of People to Discord
The NELK Boys are taking a pause from YouTube pranking to create an NFT. Ahead of their announcement, people are signing onto their Discord server.
Why Were Credit Scores Created? How People Used to Get Loans
In the past, when people wanted to take out a loan for personal expenses like a home or a car, how did they get approved? Why were credit scores created?
Why Does Conservative Media Pundit Ann Coulter Now Hate Donald Trump?
Ann Coulter made it no secret that she supported Trump when he ran for president. Now, she's making headlines for calling him stupid. What changed?
Why Do We Still Have Pennies? U.S. Mint Plans to Phase Them Out
The national coin shortage is making economists wonder if it's worth producing some coins. Why do we still have pennies? Will the COVID-19 pandemic phase them out?
Former Vice President Al Gore Will Attend Davos Agenda in 2022
Former Vice President and environmentalist Al Gore is scheduled to speak the Davos Agenda along with other world leaders to tackle global issues.
David McCormick: Former Bridgewater CEO Seeks Pennsylvania Senate Seat
The former sole CEO of Bridgewater Associates, David McCormick, has filed to campaign for Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate seat. What's his net worth?
Why 2021 Is Being Called the Year of the 'Great Resignation'
The COVID-19 pandemic is making employees realize that they have more power than ever before. Employers are desperate, but employees want their work needs met.
Apple's New AirTag Is in Hot Water: What's the Device Used For?
What was meant to be a way for people to keep track of belongings and connect with family has turned into a tool for stalking. Does Apple's AirTag cause more harm than good?
