Mental Health Awareness Month Do you or someone you know or love struggle with a mental health condition? Chances are you answered yes. Millions of people have mental health conditions that range from mild to severe and can include anxiety disorders, ADHD, bipolar...
One of the most important questions you’ll have to answer if you retire early is how to pay for healthcare if you’re not yet eligible for Medicare. Workers in the U.S. are eligible to begin claiming Social Security as early as age 62. But it’ll be three more years...
Mother’s Day is just around the corner. Would you believe that celebrating mom dates back to the Middle Ages? Back then, if you had moved away from your mother (and your home parish), on the fourth Sunday of Lent, Laetare Sunday, you were allowed to return for a...
You may have heard the term “telehealth,” or “telemedicine,” or maybe even “virtual care.” Regardless, the spread of COVID-19 quickly moved telehealth from its status as a fledgling technology to an inevitable healthcare service that has quickly gained provider,...
Not many people would argue that the world is offering up some pretty negative stressors right now – take a pandemic, global conflicts, inflation, etc. Then there are your everyday stressors like relationship issues, problems at work or finances. There can even be...
Happy Birthday! You’re 26 years old! Or you soon will be. And while 26 might not bring you senior discounts, it does impact your life when it comes to your health insurance. And it could cost you quite a bit if you’re not paying attention. Health insurance policy in...
