Understanding Society’s “Unwellness Epidemic” – with Former Judge Jodi Debbrecht Switalski
In this episode of the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast, Former Judge Jodi Debbrecht Switalski joins Bottom Line president Sarah Hiner to discuss what she has coined the “unwellness epidemic”.
What to Do with Cabbage? Three Recipes You’ll Love
Don’t be afraid of cabbage! Here are three mouthwatering variations on this superfood featuring curry, tarragon and zaatar.
March 20, 2019 | CenturyLink Inc. | CTL
This week’s Stock of the Week is in the middle of a profitable transformation.
The Right Way to Leave a Bequest for the Care of Your Pet
Here’s what you should and shouldn’t do to provide money for the care of your pet after you die.
You Need a New Résumé That Follows These 8 Rules—Here’s Why
Today’s job hunters must construct resumes that work for three kinds of readers—including nonhumans.
Older People Get Internships, Too—and It Can Relaunch a Career
If you have put your career on hold, one of these “midcareer internships” could be a way to erase an employer’s hesitance.
How to Maximize Your Social Security Benefits Without Breaking the Rules
Our Social Security expert answers some of the trickiest questions posed by real benefits recipients.
Be Cautious When Naming Beneficiaries for Your IRA
As many readers are aware, IRAs can offer many benefits including the ability to defer taxes on the money placed…
Scammers Lurk in Amazon Marketplace
Scams are on the rise by third-party sellers on Amazon. Here’s how to spot them.
Hackers Are Not the Biggest Culprit in Health-Care Data Breaches
More than half of security breaches of patient information are caused by internal negligence at healthcare providers.
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.
