Three-legged stool=stable retirement

Article Abstract:

Retirement income should come from three sources, Social Security, private investments and savings, and pensions. Social Security seems relatively safe for the foreseeable future, but most Americans do not have a pension, and the rate of savings is only 3.5% of the gross domestic product.

Finance, Retirement

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Standards are needed for HMOs

Article Abstract:

Managed care can help contain health care costs, but it can also result in poor quality and restrictions on services and pharmaceuticals. It is important that standards be established to protect health care consumers. More information on how to choose HMOs should also be provided.

Evaluation, Managed care plans (Medical care), Health maintenance organizations

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Good health begins with an attitude

Article Abstract:

Rest, exercise and proper diet are essential to good health for people of all ages, but perhaps the most important element is attitude. It is important for a person to maintain a positive, involved and active life.

Psychological aspects, Health

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