Sheryl Nance-Nash

Sheryl Nance-Nash is a freelance writer, specializing in personal finance, business, travel, and lifestyle topics. Her work has appeared in Newsday, the New York Times, Money.com, Business Insider, CNTraveler.com, and Newsweek.com, among others.

Criminal history continues punishment far beyond prison term

A new report from the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law reveals exposure to the criminal justice system, no matter the length of time, carries consequences that

By Sheryl Nance-Nash

/ 8 Oct 2020

Criminal record document with handcuffs on a desk.

Voting safety a concern as November looms large

As the election gets closer, there's a big question about voting safety. Many will vote by mail but some want the certainty that voting in person provides.

By Sheryl Nance-Nash

/ 10 Sep 2020

Lines of voters waiting outside a polling place.

Mock juror stint can be interesting side gig

Being a mock juror can be a side gig that's more interesting than delivering groceries.

By Sheryl Nance-Nash

/ 27 Aug 2020

Empty jury box in a courtroom, showing seating for jurors.

Coronavirus pandemic changing how companies hire

The pandemic has changed just about everything, including how companies hire. Increasingly, remote hiring is the norm in the workplace that will largely be remote for the foreseeable future. Remote

By Sheryl Nance-Nash

/ 7 Aug 2020

Binder labeled 'Hiring Process' on a shelf.

As coronavirus changes real estate, scammers pounce

The pandemic changed the real estate game, and now scammers are taking advantage and counting their profits Much of the buying and selling now is being done virtually with Zoom

By Sheryl Nance-Nash

/ 20 Jul 2020

Female realtor using a laptop showing a sold listing on the screen.