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It’s Mosquito Season but you don't have to be a “Mosquito Magnet.” To find out how to protect yourself (mostly) naturally, read on. ...

Did you know that the Social Security Administration has a new audio series, SSA Talks? You can learn more about our top priorities by listening at ssa.gov/news/audio-series.html. The first episode features Acting Commissioner Kilolo Kijakazi and Janet Walker, Associate Commissioner for Operational HR Services, discussing how SSA's current hiring initiative is central to improving customer service. ...

Many of us have a vague understanding of estate law. But when you find yourself as an executor or are working on your own estate planning, details matter. Brush up on the basics with this informative article to get started. ...

This year, Social Security celebrates 33 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and its importance to many beneficiaries. Matt’s story is an example of how the ADA and Social Security's Ticket to Work (Ticket) Program can help beneficiaries achieve their career goals. ...

The human brain thrives when it is socially connected with others. Having a conversation with another person is a total brain workout. Ultimately, conversations are not just a means of communication. They play a vital role in maintaining brain health, cognitive function, and emotional well-being. ...

Did you know that a third of all U.S. households with dogs spend over $1 billion annually on pet supplements? We all want our pets to be as healthy as possible. But does your dog need to take extra vitamins, minerals, amino acids, herbal supplements, botanicals, and enzymes? It’s enough to make your head spin. ...

Ever wonder how much you earned the year you worked your first job? Or any other year you worked? You can find out by reviewing your Social Security earnings record. ...

Caring for a loved one is an emotionally and physically taxing responsibility that inevitably wears us down and exposes our limitations. We’re only human, and the demands of caregiving set us up to feel inadequate on many levels. When we feel inadequate, guilt nearly always follows. ...