Skip the unachievable goals and try these actually doable “mini resolutions” instead. If you feel like every New Year’s resolution you’ve come up with in the past has been a bust, you’re not alone. You’ve likely heard the statistics before, but to recap: According to Inc., about 80 percent of people who make New Year’s resolutions have given them

The song is piped through the speakers in our favorite stores all season long. Your kids may sing it endlessly on car rides. It’s “The 12 Days of Christmas.” But where did it come from and, apart from their practicality, would it even be affordable to give all these gifts in 2021? First, let’s talk costs. The

Article originally published on: https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/ Jason Marsh and Jill Suttie offer added incentives to get into the holiday spirit. Holiday shopping can be terrifying, yes. But research suggests it’s worth it: New studies attest to the benefits of giving—not just for the recipients but for the givers’ health and happiness, and for the strength of

The Social Security Administration will never threaten, scare, or pressure you to take an immediate action.   If you receive a call, text, or email that… Threatens to suspend your Social Security number, even if they have part or all of your Social Security number Warns of arrest of legal action Demands or requests immediate

​Article originally published on: https://www.aarp.org/ As the COVID-19 pandemic lingers, it’s important to review your coverage and make changes by Dec. 7 It’s the time of year to review your Medicare coverage. Open enrollment runs from Oct. 15 until Dec. 7, a seven-week window to think about your health care needs for 2022 and decide