A Common Depression Treatment May Be a Disaster If You’re Left-Handed
Standard treatment for hard-to-control depression and anxiety may work only in right-handed people…and could worsen the conditions in the left-handed.
Get Rid of Garlic Breath
Eat garlic without the stinky breath.
Open-Enrollment Alert: Use New Medicare Advantage Plans To Avoid a Nursing Home
New 2019 Medicare Advantage plans, which supplement Medicare, can now cover home health aides—even portable wheelchair ramps. Are they worth the money?
Americans Feel Better About Aging, But Savings Lag Behind
More people are embracing aging, but most are not ready for retirement and, in many cases, they don’t even know what ready means.
Money and Marriage: Here’s How They Go Together
Married men tend to make more money—much more money— than everyone else.
How to Find a Breakthrough for a Tough Problem
The best way to solve a complex problem isn’t on your own or in a group. It’s both. So finds a new Harvard study on collaboration.
Americans Feel Better About Aging, But Savings Lag Behind
More people are embracing aging, but most are not ready for retirement and, in many cases, they don’t even know what ready means.
Rolling Over Your 401(k) Could Hurt You
It’s conventional wisdom to roll over your retirement assets from a 401(k) into an IRA when you leave a job. But that’s not always the right move.
Here’s a Big Reason to Be More Wary About Money Lies
Lying about money is the American way, as evidenced by these survey findings.
Two New Finra Rules Protect Investors Against Fraud
Two new rules are meant to help your broker identify and block fraud and scams that can drain your assets.
Don’t Count on Low Mileage for an Insurance Break
You may be able to get a better deal at a different auto insurer if you don’t drive much each year.
Genetic Testing Could Torpedo Your Insurance
If you expect to apply for life insurance, disability insurance or long-term-care insurance, think twice about getting a DNA test.
