Earlier this year, there were rumblings that the 2022 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) would be historically large. Specifically, The Seniors Citizen’s League’s (TSCL) Social Security and Medicare policy analyst, Mary Johnson, predicted
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We all struggle with our mental health sometimes. At times, you may need to seek professional help, either to work through something you’re struggling with or deal with more intense emotional issues. There
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