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- The average Social Security check is $2,081 — but a simple 3-year delay could bump yours to $3,500/month
- Britain’s First Furniture Orchard Grows Chairs Right on the Trees (WATCH)
- How Mindfulness and Journaling Can Actually Improve Your Heart Health, According to New Research
- Social Security June 1 checks worth up to $5,108: Who gets paid?
- Sagicor keeps team members focused on mental, physical and emotional well-being
- Incredibly Rare Bongos Caught on Trail Cam in Area They Were Thought to be Extinct
- How to Implement the 7-7-7 Rule of Parenting with Your Family
- Why The Disability Support Services Bill Terrifies Families Like Mine
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According to the Office of Management and Budget, only 18% of Americans believe that their tax dollars are being spent “the right way,” while 27% admitted that they don’t know how their money is being spent. But when tax season officially kicks off on January 26, a new tax return option will be available for North Carolinians — one that lets them know exactly where that money is going. By checking a single box, taxpayers will be able to donate all or part of their tax refund to the N.C. Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Fund. They will join residents of California, Colorado,…
Ever notice how some 70-year-olds seem to have discovered the fountain of youth while others look every bit their age? Last week, I was at a coffee shop when an older gentleman struck up a conversation with me. We chatted for twenty minutes about travel, technology, and life in Southeast Asia. When he mentioned celebrating his 75th birthday next month, I nearly spilled my coffee. I would’ve guessed he was in his late fifties, maybe early sixties at most. This isn’t an isolated incident. We all know someone like this—that person who defies their biological age through some combination of…
President Trump’s flagship tax and spending law has made Social Security’s precarious financial situation even more challenging.Last year was a history-maker for Social Security. In addition to celebrating the 90th anniversary since the Social Security Act was signed into law (August 1935), the average monthly retired-worker benefit surpassed $2,000 for the first time since the program’s inception. While an average monthly check of $2,071.30, as of December 2025, is a relatively modest payout, it’s nonetheless imperative to help retirees cover their expenses. According to national pollster Gallup, 24 years of annual surveys show that 80% to 90% of retirees rely…
In the wake of funding cuts and mass staff firings at national parks in 2025, over 60 major businesses joined together to rebuke Congressional rollbacks and prevent the large-scale sale of public lands. In an address to Congress, the Brands for Public Lands coalition reminded lawmakers that their businesses “contribute to the $1.2 trillion outdoor economy” and that they had a vested interest in keeping public lands “publicly owned and accessible for generations to come.” “A priceless and irreplaceable resource that can’t be reduced to a line item on a balance sheet, our public lands are intrinsically tied to the life-defining pursuits…
Mental health awareness: 5 powerful reasons your mind comes firstIn today’s fast-paced world, being wealthy is about more than just a money–it also includes physical health, mental wellness and spiritual balance.Compared to previous years, when most discussions focused mainly on physical health, 2025 marked a shift toward greater attention on mental health. In fact, a survey over 2,200 adults by the American Psychiatric Association (APA) revealed that mental health is most popular focus with nearly four in ten people planning to prioritize it this year.While physical fitness (44%) and financial goals (42%) are still the most popular New Year’s resolutions,…
Over the past 20 years, public perception and conversation around the term mental health have shifted significantly. In just a few decades, the narrative has evolved from viewing mental health primarily as a negative condition or personal failing to recognizing it as a foundational component of overall health and well-being. The stigma once attached to mental health challenges has begun to fade, replaced by a growing awareness that these challenges often affect some of the strongest and most resilient individuals in our society. First responders, healthcare workers, military service members, and athletes consistently experience higher rates of burnout, depression, anxiety,…
National Girl Child Day, observed every year on January 24, is more than just a symbolic date on the calendar. It is a reminder of the need to create equal opportunities for girls across India. From education and health to safety and self-worth, every small step toward empowerment can shape a stronger future for young women. While policies and programs play their part, change often begins at home and in daily life. Small, consistent habits can quietly build confidence, independence and emotional strength. When practiced regularly, these routines help girls grow into self-assured individuals who are ready to chase their…
Last year, Montana man Daniel Foley lost one of his friends in a car accident.Foley’s friend, an elderly and disabled man, was on doctor’s orders not to drive. But he decided to go out on an errand anyway, and ended up in a head-on collision, losing his life, and killing a 32-year-old woman. “My theory is that he was so desperate to get where he needed to go,” Foley told Good Good Good, “and he was so desperate for that freedom again.”In the wake of his friend’s death, Foley — a former school bus driver, truck driver, and public bus driver,…
Anyone who is suffering, or suspects a staff member or colleague is struggling this winter should act early and use the wide range of dedicated agricultural support groups. Experts from two such groups, Farming Community Network (FCN) head of operations and communications Alex Phillimore, and Farm Safety Foundation (FSF) manager Stephanie Berkeley, offer tips on improving mental resilience to help people stay fit and limit the potential impact of poor mental health on their businesses. Staying positive can be tougher during the darker months, but in the current political, environmental and trading climate it’s arguably harder than ever this winter.…
The freedom afforded by retirement drives many Americans to live overseas for a portion of the year. Enjoying a lower cost of living, better weather, time with relatives or simply a change of pace are just a few reasons behind this line of thinking. But the fact that you can continue receiving Social Security benefits while living outside the United States may be the most compelling reason of all for some retirees. Before you hop on the next plane out of the country, however, it’s important to know the differences and potential complications when receiving benefits overseas versus while still…
