Arthritis is commonly associated with people of a, "certain age." And is a general term often used to cover a number of issues. But what is it really? How is it diagnosed? And what can you do about it? Martha Swats of Comfort Keepers shares some basic information on the topic:
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How to Know if You Have Arthritis, and What to Do About It
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Don’t Miss Out on the Growing Number of Down Payment Assistance Programs
With rising home prices and volatile mortgage rates, it’s important you know about every resource that could help make buying a home possible. And one thing you’ll want to be aware of is just how much the number of down payment assistance (DPA) programs has grown lately.
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How to Prepare for a Job Interview
Do your 2025 plans involve looking for a job? Whether you are new the work force or a seasoned professional looking for a change, some of the ways you approach a job search do not change. HR experts say these are the interview questions you should be prepared to answer:
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The inability to sleep well can be extremely frustrating, and can add to health issues. The stress of the holiday season tends to exacerbate any issues you may already be having. Want to get better sleep? Sleep coach Claire Davies shares her top three tips for getting better sleep year round:
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Does It Ever Make Sense to Use Your 401(k) To Pay Off Debt?
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The benefits of walking have been well established. It is an easy, healthy way to get exercise for all fitness levels. But what are the pros and cons of walking outside versus walking on a treadmill? Is one option better for you than the other? According to experts, it depends:
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Avoid These Credit Card Traps This Holiday Season
The holiday season is here, and you know what that means. It’s time to shop ‘til you drop! But if you’re not careful, you could spend more than you planned as the purchases add up. Especially if you are using a credit card. AOL.com offers these helpful tips to avoid some common traps:
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