Recent Federal Trade Commission data shows consumers reported losing nearly $12.5 billion to identity fraud in 2024. This is an increase of over 25% from 2023. ...
By Loretta Worters, Vice President – Media Relations, Triple-I ...
Human life today is the result of millions of years of evolution, shaped by forces that favored survival and adaptation. You might think that the same process would have extended health and resilience into later life. Yet longevity was not a priority in the evolutionary blueprint, and the result is a body that wears down with age rather than one designed for lasting vitality. ...
Summer is the perfect time for kids to explore, learn and grow. Summer camps that combine snorkeling and sailing activities offer an exciting blend of adventure and hands-on education in marine science and sailing. ...
Every now and then, we hear headlines like the government announcing a massive rural infrastructure plan or renewable energy projects expanding across the country. These stories often make us wonder whether these areas have strong growth prospects and whether investing in them could be profitable. If that thought has ever crossed your mind, Thematic Mutual Funds may be the answer you’re looking for. These funds allow you to invest in a broader story, or rather, a ‘theme’, meaning your money is spread across several sectors that all benefit from the same underlying idea. Let’s understand what thematic funds are and how you can invest in them. ...
Despite being the biggest professional liability market globally, the soft market that’s endured has made it more challenging for the best providers in the United States to stand out, as less proficient competitors have tried to capitalize on the conditions. ...
How mutual fund payment works, who holds your money during the transaction, how safe it is, what if platforms shut down, and how to handle payment failures? ...
They say you can’t pour from an empty cup, but what if your “cup” is filled by chasing soccer balls, art supplies, and hope, all while working for a company that has your back? My journey as a mom to a teenager with chronic kidney disease is anything but typical, and the support I’ve found at Cisco is just as extraordinary. ...
I'm one of those people who can't resist tweaking photos until they look just right. You know, the kind of vibrant, scroll-stopping images that make you do a double take (and hopefully a double tap). ...
I enjoyed this book by David Ryan. He lives in New Mexico and does volunteer work finding archaeological sites for the US Bureau of Land Management. So it is not surprising the book starts out with tales of his wanderings in his local area, finding important sites and artifacts including a Folsom Man arrowhead dating back 10,000 years. By the end of the chapter I was convinced his ideas about wandering would be great in a fascinating area like this. ...
Retirement isn’t one-size-fits-all. For many Americans over 60, staying in the workforce isn’t just about income: it’s about purpose, connection, and using decades of hard-earned wisdom. Unfortunately, ageism still lingers in hiring practices, leaving older job seekers feeling overlooked. But here’s the good news: some companies are flipping the script and actively recruiting older workers for their reliability, emotional intelligence, and life experience. If you’re 60+ and looking for a workplace that respects your values, these seven companies are ready to welcome you. ...
The majority of foods sold in U.S. grocery stores are considered ultra-processed. But some nutritionists say not all of them are unhealthy. ruzanna/iStockphoto/Getty Images hide caption ...
Black Friday might dominate the headlines, but savvy software buyers know the real deal — Cyber Monday is here to keep the savings rolling. ...
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When most people think about changing their nutrition, they picture overhauling their diet overnight. Strict meal plans and rigid rules often feel like the fastest way to see results. Yet these approaches rarely last because issue is not a lack of motivation but the unsustainable nature of drastic dietary changes. ...
If you’ve ever wondered how scammers know so much about you – your name, relatives, addresses, and even old phone numbers – it’s because of data brokers. And most of that information is public. ...
Many of us have experienced the frustration of long waiting times to secure a patient slot in a clinic or hospital. Let’s imagine Jane, a policyholder, facing a delay in diagnosis of her acute appendicitis. This delay results in limited treatment options, days of clinical examinations, extra hospital admissions, and additional medical procedures like blood tests, X-rays, and colonoscopies before surgery. Inadequate pain management and confusing discharge instructions further worsen her condition and take an emotional toll. Despite having comprehensive coverage, Jane receives a claims payout much lower than her medical bills, leaving her feeling frustrated and dissatisfied with her entire care journey. ...