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Your arthritis is flaring up again and you immediately go to the medicine cabinet and pop a painkiller. After an hour you might not feel a thing but did you cause more future pain than relief?

The answer to that question is complicated but more often than not; the answer is Yes, you did cause more harm than good! But, you are part of the almost 40 million arthritic victims who might be using painkillers to treat their pain. So let me ask you?

Have you used a painkiller in the last week to treat the pain from a hurting joint?

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Young people leaving school and heading off to university or on a gap year often do not know the best way to make use of money. According to the Personal Finance Education Group (pfeg), something that can result in them having numerous debts from loans and credit cards in the future.

The educational charity has said that young people realize that going to university is going to be a costly process and that they will probably emerge with debts in the form of loans, leading to them taking a year out to save and try to reduce the impact. “There’s no doubt that young people now recognise that they’re going to be incurring considerable financial expenditure in the years immediately after they turn 18,” said Alastair Mathews, director of policy at pfeg.

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