An old-school financial con is getting a second life as fake check scams have cheated Americans out of $29 million a year. It happens when you receive a check in the mail from someone who asks you to deposit it in your account and send the money to them but keep some for yourself. Later the check bounces and you’re on the hook for all of the money. Source Link
Talk of a coronavirus vaccine brings to mind an important question for every adult -- are you up-to-date on your vaccines? Even if you had them in childhood, vaccine effectiveness can weaken over time and you may no longer be protected. Whooping cough and tetanus vaccines are among several that require booster shots throughout your life. Source Link
A big breakfast might pave the way to weight loss if you ease off on eating for the rest of the day, according to a new study. More calories are burned in the morning, so you should eat more when calorie-burning is at its peak. Front-loading your food intake may also keep your blood sugar levels from going too high and protect against diseases like diabetes. Source Link
