At the end of a rough year, holiday cheer might seem hard to find. The strains and stresses of everyday life may try to overshadow the joy of Christmas. And in 2020, we’ve collectively had to deal with situations that go above and beyond “everyday” challenges. You don’t have to let pre-epiphany Scrooge be your… Continue Reading ›
Apples, oranges and bananas might be standard fare in your fruit bowl, but these everyday fruits only scratch the surface of the world’s bounty of exotic natural goodies. Shopping for exotic and unusual fruits is a great way to experience new flavors from around the globe. Plus, your body will appreciate the burst of nutrients… Continue Reading ›
Open enrollment to buy marketplace health insurance ends in a week — December 15th, to be exact — for most of the country. Unless you get coverage from work or a government program, the next week is your last shot to get health insurance for 2021. Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA or “Obamacare”), the… Continue Reading ›
The annual signup period for Medicare ends on December 7th, just four days from today. Called the Medicare Open Enrollment Period, this chance to change your coverage if you already have Medicare only comes around once a year. And for most Medicare members — particularly those with Original Medicare — it’s the only chance each… Continue Reading ›
As we enter into the season of generosity and good cheer, making a difference for others may move to the forefront of your mind. Charitable acts make the world a better place to live. They also help you become a better person — in heart, mind and body. This holiday season might be the perfect… Continue Reading ›
Open enrollment to buy major medical insurance under the Affordable Care Act kicked off — without much apparent fanfare — on November 1st. It’s the one time during the year when people without access to other forms of health insurance, like a job-based plan or a government program, can buy private, comprehensive coverage. With two… Continue Reading ›
The holiday season should be a time of joy and cheer. But for some, it’s often a time of family drama and conflict instead. If your get-togethers tend to turn into battles, then it’s time to rethink your approach to family communication. While Thanksgiving dinners still might not end with everyone on the same page,… Continue Reading ›
Lung cancer is a deadly disease. In fact, it’s the number one cancer killer of both men and women, accounting for about a quarter of all cancer deaths. According to the American Cancer Society, lung cancer kills more people than colon, breast and prostate cancers combined. It can affect anyone, too, including smokers and nonsmokers. … Continue Reading ›
With the recent election and an ongoing pandemic to worry about — not to mention the rapidly approaching holiday season — you may not realize that open enrollment for health insurance started earlier this month. The annual signup period to get major medical benefits under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) kicked off on November 1st… Continue Reading ›
The holidays are fast approaching. Before you know it, you’ll be feverishly wrapping gifts and celebrating with the people you love. But before that happens, you’ll need to plan what the holiday season will look like for you this year. With COVID-19 cases on the rise in some places and the added threat of regular… Continue Reading ›
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