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Past Issues

8 min read

Why Some People Are Trusted Immediately, Caring for Grandkids and Brain Health, and an Overlooked Roth Conversion Opportunity for Retirees

The small behaviors that help people earn trust quickly, how spending time with grandchildren may support cognitive health, and a Roth conversion strategy many retirees fail to consider.

7 min read

Recognizing Peace When It Shows Up, What Eating Cheese Once a Week Does to Your Brain, and Smart Ways Retirees Can Give More to Charity

How to notice peaceful moments before they pass by, what researchers are finding about cheese consumption and brain health, and financial strategies that can help retirees maximize their charitable giving.

7 min read

When Time Feels Friendly, Common Nutrition Challenges for Older Adults, and Common Tax Mistakes Seniors Make

Why some days feel more generous and unhurried than others, the nutrition challenges many older adults face and how to address them, and the tax mistakes that can reduce retirement income.

7 min read

When Everyone Watched the Same Thing, Beetroot Juice and Blood Pressure in Older Adults, and Roth IRA Benefits After Retirement

Why shared television experiences created a unique sense of connection, how beetroot juice may help lower blood pressure in older adults, and the retirement advantages of tax-free Roth IRA withdrawals and wealth transfer.

7 min read

Knowing Who to Call and When, Why Weight Loss Gets Harder With Age, and Retirees' Biggest Financial Fears

How experience teaches us which people to turn to in different situations, why losing weight becomes more challenging as we age and what can help, and the financial concerns weighing most heavily on retirees today.

7 min read

The Friendships That Survived Without Effort, Exercise and Better Sleep for Older Adults With Cognitive Impairment, and Common Estate Planning Mistakes

Why some friendships remain strong despite long gaps in contact, which types of exercise may improve sleep for older adults with cognitive impairment, and the estate planning mistakes that can create problems later on.