Stress may trigger autoimmune disorders

Stress may trigger autoimmune disorders

Our immune system is our defense when bacteria or virus’s try to attack but sometimes it misfires, and when doing so continuously, a disorder develops because now healthy tissues are involved. Some have commented that they feel their body is attacking itself and in some ways, this is true. The immune system does not know the difference between an outside toxin and begins to turn on those cells that are healthy.

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Scam artists are still on the rise

Scam artists are still on the rise

While fast-growing online commerce has benefited consumers with greater choice and convenience, the survey indicates that, as of 2011, the Internet was also the place where consumers most often learned about fraudulent offers. The Internet category, which included email, social media, auction sites and classified ads, was followed by print advertising, and TV and radio.

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April is Financial Literacy Month

April is Financial Literacy Month

“If you want to learn about everyday financial issues, like saving and shopping, credit and debt, buying a home or car, or looking for a job or paying for school, the FTC has information for you,” said Jessica Rich, Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. “Financial Literacy Month is an ideal time to learn – or teach others – the importance of consumers’ rights, and how to file a complaint if something goes wrong.” according to their latest press release

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Rethinking earthquake insurance?

Rethinking earthquake insurance?

Some people mistakenly believe a standard homeowner’s policy will cover earthquake damage. But Michael Barry, spokesman for the Insurance Information Institute, says a standard policy will only cover some damages in the aftermath of a quake, such as from a fire. A special rider, or endorsement, is needed to collect on damages from the quake itself.

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