Monthly Archives: April 2013

Many Americans are unaware that they may qualify for health insurance subsidies in 2014. Affordable Care Act provisions can provide tax credits to people making a low-to-middle income. Executive director of Families USA, Ron Pollack said, “there’s a huge number … Continue reading →

For many years, music has been thought to calm individuals suffering from anxiety, pain, sleep problems and more. A new study found that music may have many benefits for cancer patients. The study involved individuals suffering from cancer who were … Continue reading →

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According to a new study, individuals who consume 12 fluid ounces of soda a day may increase their risk of developing diabetes by 22% or more. The study involved 350,000 people reporting how many sugary and artificially sweetened drinks they … Continue reading →

The president of asset management and corporate services for Fidelity Investments, Ronald P. O’Hanley, explained results from recent research conducted by Fidelity regarding the financial situation facing individuals in retirement. On average, four out of every ten households with retirees … Continue reading →

Many people know that fish is part of a healthy diet as it is full of valuable nutrients and protein. Experts have advised their patients to consume a large amount of fish to reduce heart problem risks. The way fish … Continue reading →

Working during retirement has become extremely common over the last decade. Many retirees are searching for ways to make a larger yearly income while avoiding the typical 9-5 job. Some have developed an interest in starting and managing their own … Continue reading →

Meditation as an integrative medicine program has become popular in hospitals around the nation. Meditation has many benefits that include reducing heart attack and stroke risk, as well as improving cognitive abilities such as memory and attention span. The assistant … Continue reading →

A diet with healthy amounts of fiber has many benefits such as lowering cholesterol, reducing risk of heart disease, some cancers and diabetes, lowering blood sugar levels and aiding with weight loss. Fiber also helps prevent diverticulitis, a common disease … Continue reading →

According to Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s health-care coverage team, employer-sponsored health-care plans have decreased over the last 10 years by approximately 10%. Health insurance prices are on the rise and many companies and individuals face difficult decisions. The average amount … Continue reading →