Riley Jones

Riley Jones is an Arizona native with over nine years of writing experience. From personal finance to travel to digital marketing to pop culture. When she’s not writing, she’s spending her time outside, reading, or cuddling with her two corgis.

Posts by: Riley Jones

7 Expensive Mistakes People Make After a Loved One Passes Losing a loved one is one of life’s most difficult experiences. Amid the emotional toll, many people are also thrust i... read the story

How Changing Your Address Can Affect Your Life Insurance Payout Most people wouldn’t think twice about updating their address when they move. Whether it’s notifying the post office... read the story

7 Financial Advisors Under Fire for Elder Manipulation Financial advisors are often seen as trusted professionals—people who help clients navigate complex decisions about re... read the story

The New Grocery Trend That’s Pricing Out Middle-Class Shoppers Food prices have been steadily rising for years, but a new trend sweeping the grocery industry is making the situation e... read the story

6 Medical Devices Seniors Still Trust But Doctors Warn Against As technology evolves at breakneck speed, many seniors continue to rely on familiar medical devices they’ve trusted fo... read the story

Why Probate Courts Are Slower Than Ever in 2025 For anyone who has recently dealt with the loss of a loved one, one thing has become painfully clear: probate courts are... read the story

10 Items Boomers Bought That Are Now Uninsurable Baby Boomers grew up during an era of abundance, with many spending decades acquiring prized possessions—from classic ... read the story

Why Selling Your Home for Cash Could Backfire in Retirement For many retirees, the idea of selling their home for cash holds serious appeal. Quick closings, no repairs, and instant... read the story

How Food Labeling Loopholes Still Trick Even Informed Shoppers Food labels are meant to help consumers make smarter choices, but in reality, many shoppers are still being misled—som... read the story

8 Public Services That Are Quietly Becoming Paid-Only Public services have long been a cornerstone of American civic life, offering essential resources—from libraries and t... read the story