This 300-word article is targeted towards young adults, and covers coming out to your family. Topics covered include what to expect and tips for determining how your loved ones will react to the news. It emphasizes starting the process of coming out slowly, with one trusted individual.

This 400-word article serves as an introduction to the attempts of many Iraqi dinar dealers to get consumers to buy them, with promises of huge fortunes after the currency´s value soars. The truth about these dealers comes out here, from their often barely-legal registration practices to the risks of losing money because you were sent the old version of the dinar. Readers learn about the biggest risks, including demonetization, shady dealers, the lack of a stable market, and inflation.

This 500-word article educates consumers on the importance of checking for errors on their credit reports. It gives information on what types of data are included in the report. Consumers will learn how to dispute errors on the report, and even how to get negative marks removed through re-aging the account.

This 400-word article introduces readers to some of the groups of people to whom adoption is appealing. It explains the difficulties in creating a profile of an "average" adoptive parent. Readers will then learn about adoption by infertile couples, couples with genetic problems, gay couples, and single parents. Carefully researched statistics are incorporated in relevant places, but without making the article overly dry.

This 500-word article provides advice to readers on how to overcome a fear of flying. Tips are included on identifying the fear, self-education on flight safety, bringing a supportive friend, meeting the cabin crew, and self-medication. The tone is friendly and supportive, encouraging readers to overcome their fears in natural methods, but also providing information on medications that can be used if necessary.

This 450-word article introduces readers to the topic of anxiety and alcohol as a coping strategy. It lists a few common signs of alcoholism, and what the reader can do if they suspect they do have a drinking problem. The article then details three healthy alternative coping strategies. It is written in a friendly, compassionate, and nonjudgmental way.