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Education

Social Security Supports Teachers

Teachers, help your students plan for their futures. The Educator Toolkit is easy to use and provides shareable online resources that teachers can use to engage students and educate them about Social Security.  ...
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Kid Away at College: Now What?

Most students are back in school, now that Labor Day is in the rearview mirror. The busyness of the school year, sports and other activities can put the family calendar into overdrive. But if you've recently dropped a kid off at college, your days may seem uncomfortably wide open. ...
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Register for BW Learning in Retirement Program

Want to experience that back-to-school excitement again? Why not sign up for an adult ed class like the ones affiliated with Baldwin Wallace University? ...
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Home Equity: Why & How to Give it Away

Some older adults are passing on their wealth to heirs while still alive. The growing popularity of “giving while living” comes as good fortune for the many young people who cannot afford a home. And for older homeowners, gifting home equity and other assets before death can be part of their estate planning strategy. ...
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Medicare Changes

Next year could get complicated for folks with a Medicare Advantage or a Stand Alone Part D Prescription Drug Plan. While it’s always good to pay attention to your Annual Notice of Changes (ANOC) that arrives in your mailbox in September, give it an extra look this year. ...
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Mentor Public Library Adult Program Highlights for July

Pique your interests about quirky local history, therapeautic yoga and Medicare questions at Mentor Public Library during the month of July. Most of Mentor's library programs are hosted in-person at one of the branches. ...
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How to Stop Compulsive Shopping

Sometimes, too much just isn't enough. That's especially true with people who shop compulsively. What's behind our desire to buy and what can we do about it? ...
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Building Healthy Brain Habits to Reduce Dementia Risks

Some memory changes can be a normal part of aging, but when changes start to interfere with daily living or stray drastically from a person’s normal behavior, it’s best to get checked. ...
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