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Past Issues

7 min read

The Comfort of Friends Who Don’t Need Entertaining, Keeping Your Bones Strong as You Age, and Why Seniors Should Review Medicare Every Year

Why the easiest friendships are often the most enduring, practical ways to protect bone health as you get older, and why reviewing your Medicare coverage annually can help you avoid costly surprises.

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Why Certain Books Stay With You for Decades, Peanuts and Brain Health, and Understanding Bond Ladder Strategies

Why some books remain meaningful for a lifetime, how eating peanuts may support brain health, and a simple explanation of bond laddering for steady retirement income.

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Making a Home Easier Without Making It Feel Clinical, Testing Your Balance After 60, and Whether Now Is a Good Time to Buy an Income Annuity

How to make your home more comfortable without sacrificing its character, what a single-leg stand can reveal about your balance after 60, and the key factors to consider before buying an income annuity.

8 min read

What People Miss About Working That Isn’t Actually the Work, Vitamin C and Brain Health, and Avoiding a Major Retirement Portfolio Risk

Why retirement often leaves people missing more than just their jobs, how low vitamin C levels may affect brain health in older adults, and three strategies that can help retirees protect their investment portfolios.

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The Value of Being the Calm House, an Anti-Aging Supplement That May Lower Blood Pressure, and Getting Life Insurance as a Senior

Why some homes instantly put people at ease, what new research says about a popular anti-aging supplement and blood pressure, and what older adults should know about qualifying for life insurance.

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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.