Social Security is a cornerstone of retirement planning for millions of Americans. But with so much information floating around, it’s easy to get confused about how the program really works. Here are three common myths that could affect your retirement planning.
We Americans have always considered Halloween to be the beginning of the holiday season. We have shed our fears. Now, we prep to be thankful. Then, we celebrate grace and salvation at Christmas. And lastly, the hope and excitement of a New Year’s possibilities. Yet, behind the glow of twinkling lights and the scent of cinnamon candles, many brace themselves for emotional turmoil. The holidays promise joy and connection, but also bring stress, loneliness, and unrealistic expectations. Emotional preparation is essential for maintaining balance and well-being during the holiday season.
Yes, at the risk of sounding like a cliché, the ’80s really were the best decade to grow up in. I often say that as teenagers in the ‘80s, we had our own soundtrack that went perfectly with our memories.
I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on television. Please consult your medical professional rather than going to me for advice. However, one fact and one fact alone is irrefutable: Tylenol suggests that women not take any of their medications while pregnant. They said this as far back as 2017. Since then, Harvard has come out with a study that details that acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, may be associated with symptoms such as Autism and ADHD if the child is exposed in the womb. This research was shared at a press conference held by President Donald Trump.
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