
January 12, 2023
Major Ticket Services That Charge the Most in Fees
Has this happened to you? You’ve counted down the days and weeks until tickets go on sale for a long-awaited concert or game, and then BAM! You get to the
Read More >January 12, 2023
Major Ticket Services That Charge the Most in Fees
Has this happened to you? You’ve counted down the days and weeks until tickets go on sale for a long-awaited concert or game, and then BAM! You get to the
Read More >March 6, 2025
The Cost of Living Near Whole Foods
Have you ever noticed how some neighborhoods seem to flourish around certain stores? We got curious about whether living near a popular retailer like Whole Foods might actually affect how
Read More >February 13, 2025
The Most Popular Emojis in Every U.S. State
If you’ve ever sent a 😂 in response to a message only to get a confused reply back, you know emojis don’t always translate the same way for everyone. While
Read More >August 21, 2024
Every State’s Favorite Classic Disney Movie
Disney movies have enchanted audiences for generations, creating a magical world that transcends age and geography. At Ovid, we understand the value of timeless stories and preserving cherished memories, much
Read More >June 24, 2024
An Analysis of America’s Firsts
There’s a first time for everything—whether it’s the electric jolt of excitement from a first concert or the nervous flutter of a first kiss, each first moment holds a meaningful
Read More >March 7, 2024
An Analysis of Streaming Subscriptions in 2024
Remember the days of strolling through Blockbuster, scouring your town’s Redbox selections, or finding a red envelope from Netflix in your mailbox? Do you also remember the limited choices, long
Read More >October 20, 2023
How the Grinch Stole the Hearts of Every U.S. State
Ever since Dr. Seuss introduced us to the Grinch — a green, Christmas-loathing character “whose heart grew three sizes” — we’ve been captivated. The tale has become so iconic that
Read More >July 21, 2023
The Most Popular Classic Rock Band in Every U.S. State
From The Who to The Stones, some iconic groups have been entertaining Americans well past their initial surge in popularity. But which classic rock groups are Americans still enamored with?
Read More >April 27, 2023
The Most Popular Girl Scout Cookies in the U.S.
Are you ready to indulge in some serious cookie talk? It’s Girl Scout Cookie time again, and whether you’re a die-hard Thin Mints fan or can’t resist the chewy goodness
Read More >October 24, 2022
The Most Popular Baseball Hall of Famers in the U.S.
As we round third and head for home on another MLB season, baseball fans are getting excited for the World Series. The playoffs have given birth to many baseball legends
Read More >May 15, 2018
How Much Is My Life Insurance Policy Worth
There are a few main factors that go into figuring out how much money your life insurance policy is worth. The type of policy has an impact on how you
Read More >May 5, 2018
Can I Sell My Term Life Insurance for Cash?
You may have heard that people who own permanent life insurance policies have several options for getting cash out of their policy. [...]Read More... from Can I Sell My Term
Read More >January 27, 2018
How Are Viatical Settlements Taxed?
— It’s a commonly-held belief that proceeds from a viatical settlement aren’t taxed like ordinary income. While that’s generally true, there are specific conditions that must be met by the
Read More >January 22, 2018
Can I Cash in My Life Insurance Policy?
People who own a permanent life insurance policy with an investment component and have paid premiums for more than 15 years have several options for getting cash out of their
Read More >January 10, 2018
Can I sell my whole life insurance policy?
Funding retirement can be tricky. As people live longer every day, the cost of retirement continues to rise. Selling your existing life insurance could be a potential solution. [...]Read More...
Read More >January 16, 2017
How to Sell Your Life Insurance Policy
While purchasing a large life insurance policy in your 30’s was probably a wise move (especially if you were supporting a growing family) that big policy may not be such
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