As we celebrate Older Americans Month this May, the Better Business Bureau is leaning into the theme of "Championing Your Health." Health iincludes not only nutrition or exercise, but your financial and emotional well-being, as well. This month, we also observe Scam Survivor Day. For too long, seniors targeted by fraudsters have carried a heavy burden of shame. It's time to change that.
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May has been set aside since 1949 to raise awareness about mental illness and fight the stigma surrounding it. Among older adults, chronic health conditions, disability, uncontrolled pain and other physiological issues can challenge their mental well-being. Talk to a medical professional if you are worried about your mental health or that of a loved one.
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Most people don't actually check the terms and conditions of travel insurance when they buy it; they glance at the cost, the broad strokes of what is covered, and the amounts for payouts. And for the majority of people, that's the last they need to look it, as they never need to claim. But this means you don't actually really know what you've purchased.
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It’s exciting to be in a position to buy a new car, but it can feel like a lot. Whether you’re casually browsing online or comparing trim packages, cargo space, and fuel economy, there are suddenly 17 different dashboard screen options, and you have to choose a car out of the thousands of options out there.
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You spend a lot of time in the gym or playing sports, and you want to turn your passion for fitness into a career. For most people in this position, the only natural pathway seems to be personal training. You see everyone embark on personal training courses to become qualified and then either work in a local gym or set up independently.
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If you’ve been through a bad breakup, undergone a divorce, or you’ve simply been single for a long time, then getting back out into the dating world can be intimidating. Your confidence might not come back immediately, and that’s only natural. Finding ways to ease yourself in, to build your social muscles, and find opportunities that alleviate the pressure can make dating again start to feel exciting rather than stressful.
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