Terry Turner | Source | Senior Writer and Financial Wellness Facilitator at Consumernotice.org

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Terry Turner

Senior Writer and Financial Wellness Facilitator at Consumernotice.org and 2 other companies
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Terry is an Emmy®-winning former television journalist with more than 35 years of experience. Prior to joining Annuity.org, he wrote about annuities, Medicare and other retirement planning issues for the APEX award-winning website RetireGuide.com. He holds a financial wellness facilitator certificate from the Foundation for Financial Wellness and the National Wellness Institute, and he is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling & Planning Education (AFCPE®).

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  • Pharmacy Deserts: A Growing Crisis in Healthcare Access
    Terry explains, "Pharmacy deserts now affect over 15 million people in the U.S.," worsening health disparities. Reduced reimbursements and online competition force closures, especially in underserved areas. Residents must travel long distances or skip medications, risking serious health issues. Alternative resources like urgent care clinics and online pharmacies present additional barriers.
  • The Evolution of Seatbelts: From Gliders to Lifesavers
    Terry explains, “The first seatbelt appeared in the mid-19th century, created by English engineer George Cayley.” In 1885, Edward Claghorn patented a vehicle seatbelt. The game-changer came in 1959 when Volvo's Nils Bohlin invented the three-point seatbelt. Despite initial resistance, seatbelts have saved millions of lives, marking a significant public health advancement.
  • Expert Insights: Essential Guide to Carbon Monoxide Detectors
    Terry emphasizes, "A CO detector is the only defense against an invisible, deadly threat." Key features include battery backup, loud alarms, and digital displays. Install detectors on every floor, near bedrooms, and fuel-burning appliances. Test monthly, change batteries biannually, and replace detectors every 5-7 years.
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