Consumers have a number of tools to fight the scourge of robo calls, without the unintended consequences of missing important automated calls that carry timely reminders or information. As an advisor, you may want to consider the value of such tools.
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There is a considerable body of research that shows that rates of anxiety, depression and mood disorders are elevated in urban dwellers and those in competitive work environments. Now, imported from Japan, comes a new and rather unique method for combating stress—forest bathing.
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Be warned … the list of senseless and downright harmful health and diet information and bad advice found on the Internet is a very long one.
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Volunteering in retirement can help individuals face the emotional hurdles that come with transitioning to a new stage of life.
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Studies show that 74 percent of professional women return to the workforce after taking a break to raise children.1 Very often, this re-entry into the working world isn’t with a previous employer or even in the same profession; this may happen for a variety of reasons, though typically it’s because of a desire to change careers or to manage the demands of raising a family.
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