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Blue Star Families’ ‘Campaign for Inclusion’ Research Shows Inclusive Communities Critical for Future Military Force

By NewsUSA (NewsUSA) – One in three active-duty families of color have turned down military assignments due to concerns about racism or lack of inclusion in local communities, according to research from Blue Star Families’ Campaign for Inclusion. For two-thirds of these service members, declining orders led to negative career impacts — and for 15%,

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Trump’s Flawed Tariff Proposal

By Bart S. Fisher (Bart S. Fisher) – Former President Donald Trump has proposed replacing the federal income tax with tariffs imposed on imported products. Indeed, this is the central pillar in his campaign’s economic program. There are four problems with this flawed proposal. First, it would trigger a global trade war, as other countries

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5 Tips to Pick the Right Dental Plan

By Mayra Garza, Head of Group Benefits Strategy and Retail Segment at Guardian and Shawn Patrick, Director of Strategic Growth at Kelsey National (Mayra Garza, Head of Group Benefits Strategy and Retail Segment at Guardian and Shawn Patrick, Director of Strategic Growth at Kelsey National) – Open Enrollment is here. For many Americans, this is

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Overcoming the stigma of going to counseling

By Charles Christian The hardest step to take is often the first step, and that is true when it comes to getting therapy. Therapists like Jeff Rabideaux and Emily Bowman at Fisher Counseling Services in St. Joseph said that the “person-centered” approach used my most counselors today can help overcome a client’s reluctance or hesitation.

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The Importance of Medicare Options for America’s Seniors

By Mark Gibbons, President/CEO of RetireSafe (Mark Gibbons, President/CEO of RetireSafe) – With the start of Medicare’s open enrollment period, it’s important that older Americans explore their healthcare options to make the best choice for their unique needs. Seniors eligible for Medicare benefits have the choice of enrolling in traditional Medicare (also known as fee-for-service)

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Fall brings start to ‘SAD’ season for some

By Charles Christian If you find yourself with less energy and motivation this time of year, you may be experiencing Seasonal Affective Disorder. The syndrome, known as “SAD,” occurs when a person experiences symptoms of depression that are specifically brought on by seasonal change. Deidre Hunter, who directs counseling care at the Family Guidance Center,

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