Right now, the country is going through something most of us have never experienced before. The barrage of news about coronavirus can feel scary and overwhelming as you worry about yourself, your friends and your family. That’s why we wanted to focus on some positives right now. We believe optimism can carry people through difficult times. Here are three pieces of good news Harvard Medical School recently focused on in a blog post. 1. Social Distancing Is Easier With the Internet While we try to listen to the Pennsylvania health department’s recommendations to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people, we can visit with others using online means. Have your kids FaceTime with grandma or play a
When you retire, you will face a lot of fun choices. Sleep in or get up early? Travel the world or stay home? Host the next get-together with friends, or go to someone else’s house? There’s no wrong answer to any of those questions. But you will also face more serious retirement decisions that will play into your happiness and comfort over the next few decades. When you retire, you should weigh the consequences of these decisions by gathering all the information you can. Being informed will help you avoid these four mistakes that can cost you money in retirement. 1. Living in a High-Cost Area Where You Can’t Afford Your Expenses While most parts of Central Pennsylvania have reasonable living
