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The New Rules of Sunscreen

The New Rules of Sunscreen

Just when you thought you had sunscreen figured out, the Food and Drug Administration approved a new ingredient for use later this summer.

This adds another layer to the many different kinds available—from the beauty brands that are infusing their makeup and moisturizers with SPF to the environmentally conscious mineral sunscreen (the stuff that makes people’s face white).

Getting Help from a Financial Professional

Getting Help from a Financial Professional

Are you unsure about whether you’re on the right track with your savings and investments? Finding yourself with new responsibilities, such as the care of a child or an aging parent?Facing other life events, such as marriage, divorce, the sale of a family business, or a career change? Too busy to become a financial expert but needing to make sure your assets are being managed appropriately? Or maybe you simply feel your assets could be invested or protected better than they are now.

How to Keep Up With the News Without Getting Overwhelmed

How to Keep Up With the News Without Getting Overwhelmed

Studies suggest that increased exposure to news, whether through traditional media or social media platforms, can negatively impact mental health. In other words, more news correlates with higher anxiety. But the answer is not to check out altogether. In this article, the author shares advice from three experts on how to be more intentional about where, when, and how you catch up on the news so that you don’t become a victim of round-the-clock triggering headlines.

As Tariff And Market Anxiety Rises, How Will Your Generation React?

As Tariff And Market Anxiety Rises, How Will Your Generation React?

Whether buying furniture, planning retirement, or just filling your gas tank, uncertainty doesn’t just shake market numbers—it rattles confidence. Yes, it is about money, but ultimately it is about emotion. And that, perhaps more than stock prices or interest rates, shapes behavior. The field of psychology suggests that when feeling fear, people typically pursue one of three options: fight, flight, or freeze.