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How to help your loved one navigate the costs of dementia care - Vimarsana News

How to help your loved one navigate the costs of dementia care

Care costs can be overwhelming for those living with dementia — here’s how you can support them.

NEWSnet Hires Phillip Hendrix as News Director - Vimarsana News

NEWSnet Hires Phillip Hendrix as News Director

/PRNewswire/ -- NEWSnet, the 24/7 news channel with a focus on the headlines, announced today that it has named Phil Hendrix as the network's news director,...

NEWSnet Hires Phillip Hendrix as News Director - Vimarsana News

NEWSnet Hires Phillip Hendrix as News Director

/PRNewswire/ -- NEWSnet, the 24/7 news channel with a focus on the headlines, announced today that it has named Phil Hendrix as the network's news director,...

Millennial Money: Should you take money advice from Reddit? - Vimarsana News

Millennial Money: Should you take money advice from Reddit?

Millennial Money: Should you take money advice from Reddit? Laura McMullen View Comments Should you take money advice from a stranger on the internet? In Reddit’s r/personalfinance channel, anonymous users exchange tips on buying homes, choosing insurance plans and managing very personal, nuanced money situations. (Think: “How do I handle my dying dad’s debts?”) “It’s like crowdsourcing financial advice,” says Dana Eble , a public relations specialist based in Detroit, who regularly browses r/personalfinance. If you’re not a “Redditor” like Eble, think of the site like an ...

TikTok: dance challenges, recipes...and financial advice? - Insights from The Wall Street Journal - Vimarsana News

TikTok: dance challenges, recipes...and financial advice? - Insights from The Wall Street Journal

Millions of users spend countless hours consuming (or creating) content on the popular social media app, TikTok. From viral dance challenges, delicious recipes or funny videos, there’s seemingly something for everyone. Another popular type of content that users are lapping up is financial and investing advice. The short video format appeals to those who want to obtain their knowledge in quick bites. However, with the amount of misinformation circulating across the internet and various social media platforms, can this advice be trusted? Cheryl Winokur Munk of The Wall Street Journal explores...