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A 401(k) is an employer-sponsored retirement plan which lets employees put aside retirement savings without being taxed until they withdraw money from the account. In the United States, the average […]
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Hip pain is a very common medical problem in the United States, particularly among older adults. According to the CDC, over 285,000 people aged 65 or older were hospitalized for hip […]
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Almost everyone will experience mild or temporary back pain at one point in their lives. But for some people, back pain is so persistent and severe that it can make working completely impossible. […]
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Bipolar disorder affects an estimated 5.7 million adults across the United States. Most patients start to notice symptoms around age 25, though others may not experience any symptoms until they reach their […]
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The American College of Rheumatology estimates that at least three to six million Americans live with a medical condition called fibromyalgia, which can cause serious symptoms such as numbness, pain, […]
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While both are benefits programs administered by the Social Security Administration, SSI and SSDI are not exactly the same. SSI is need-based, while SSDI is based on how many work […]
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