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Past Issues

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How Radio Once Structured Daily Life, How Air Quality May Affect the Brain, and What Medicare Covers for Nursing Home Care

How radio once shaped the rhythm of everyday life, what research suggests about air quality and brain health, and what older adults should know about Medicare and nursing home coverage.

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What to Do With Sentimental Items You Don’t Display, How Social Exercise Boosts Health in Aging, and Reliable Retirement Income for the Wealthy

Thoughtful ways to keep meaningful items without clutter, why combining social connection and exercise improves health as we age, and dependable income sources often used by wealthy retirees.

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Five Page-Turning Books, How the Aging Brain Affects Thinking, and Solving Longevity Risk in Retirement

Books you won’t want to put down, what really changes in thinking as the brain ages, and strategies to address the financial risk of a longer retirement.

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Rediscovering Old Hobbies, Essential Resistance Band Exercises for Healthy Aging, and Wealth Preservation Strategies for High-Net-Worth Investors

How to reconnect with hobbies you once set aside, five simple resistance band exercises that support strength and mobility as you age, and proven strategies to help high-net-worth investors preserve long-term wealth.

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What Department Stores Once Meant, Foods That Support a Youthful Look, and What Really Matters for Happiness in Retirement

How department stores shaped community life, foods that can support skin and healthy aging, and why happiness in retirement takes more than savings alone.

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What to Do With Untold Personal Stories, Managing Chronic Illness in Retirement, and Avoiding Costly Social Security Mistakes

Thoughtful ways to share the stories you’ve never told, how chronic illness can change your retirement, and how small claiming choices may cost you more Social Security than you realize.