by mg_user | Mar 20, 2019 | Financial Planning
It’s tax season, which also means that scammers who commit tax fraud are trying to beat the system. Tax refund fraud and identity theft are the most common types of tax scams. In 2016, the IRS “rejected or suspended the processing of 4.8 million suspicious returns,”...
by mg_user | Mar 18, 2019 | Medicare
With the 2020 Presidential Election right around the corner and the Democratic Primaries in full swing, there’s been a lot of talk about Medicare For All. Some are saying that it is a form of socialism, some are saying that you’d lose access to private health...
by mg_user | Mar 7, 2019 | Health & Wellness
As people age, posture can often become problematic. Posture is actually an early sign of aging. Many people suffer from unnatural curves in their upper and lower backs, especially for anyone who works at a desk all day. We’ve all seen the effects: shoulders creep up...
by mg_user | Mar 5, 2019 | Current Events
When news broke late last week that actor Luke Perry had suffered a stroke at the age of 52, it was shocking. It was shocking to hear that a beloved actor had experienced a sudden stroke, and even more shocking that it had happened to him at such a relatively young...
by mg_user | Mar 4, 2019 | Senior Safety
According to AARP, nearly 90 percent of adults aged 65+ want to stay in their own homes as they age. This is often referred to as “aging in place.” With this in mind, there has been an explosion of innovative in-home and mobile technologies designed specifically to...
by mg_user | Feb 13, 2019 | Lifestyle
There’s no proper way to prepare for the loss of a loved one. Whether you knew they were sick, or it was a shocking accident; whether you have children to grieve with, or not; whether you were together for 5 years, or 50—the pain of loss can be devastating. There are...