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The Social Security Administration announced on October 10 that the cost-of-living adjustment for 2020 is 1.6 percent. This matches the estimate made by experts in August. The cost-of-living adjustment or COLA is meant to offset the cost of inflation. As the cost of goods and services become more expensive, Social Security and Supplemental Security Income … Read more

From June to August, over 150 possible cases of severe lung disease were reported in Indiana and 15 other states that appear to be linked to e-cigarette use. According to the CDC report, all cases occurred in people who vape, though no single e-cigarette product has been linked conclusively to the illnesses. What are E-Cigarettes? … Read more

According to the Kiplinger Letter, the cost of living adjustment (COLA) for 2020 is estimated to be 1.6 percent. This is down from 2.8 percent in 2019. The COLA is basically a safeguard against inflation. As the COLA increases, so should monthly Social Security benefits. This applies to disability beneficiaries as well as supplemental income … Read more

Ever since they started appearing on the streets of Indianapolis last summer, the electric scooters have been a hot topic of debate. Supporters were quick to point out their eco-friendliness and convenience; critics called out the dangers of using the scooters in high traffic areas. On July 15, after a year of flip-flopping, the City-County … Read more

On July 12, a St. Louis jury deliberated for 8 hours before reaching a $4.69 billion verdict against Johnson & Johnson. This was the latest in a string of cases against Johnson & Johnson regarding their Baby Powder and Shower to Shower talcum powder products. In this case, 22 women sued Johnson & Johnson, alleging … Read more