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This Month's Topics

The BIG American Problem

Obesity is a "leading cause of preventable death," according to a recent study, which reports that the increasing prevalence of obesity runs counter to overall mortality trends in many developed countries, which have fallen over the last 20 years. According to the study, obesity affects nearly one in every three people in the United States, where it is expected to overtake smoking as the leading cause of preventable death. It notes, however, that the epidemic is no longer confined to developed countries: in the developing world the prevalence is around 5 percent, and is expected to increase in the future.

Give me a break!

Millions of dollars in property tax breaks intended to preserve farmland are going instead to companies that bulldoze farms to build housing subdivisions, malls and industrial parks, an investigation has found. It’s happening from coast to coast, costing local governments badly needed revenue or forcing them to increase the taxes of other property owners.


 

Unreliable Totally Useless Information

That's right, it's time again for those facts that can't be verified but if true are absolutely astounding! 


The Rising Costs of Long Term Care

Having insufficient funds available to pay the costs of chronic illness can get in the way of suitable retirement and care planning.  Most of us are now seeing what we believed to be an adequate to comfortable retirement savings account reduced sharply due to a shaky economy and some of the worst corporate corruption in history.



 

 

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