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Past Issues

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The Quiet Satisfaction of Keeping Something Running Well, Loneliness and Healthy Aging, and When Roth Conversions Make Sense After 60

Why maintaining things well brings lasting satisfaction, how loneliness may affect mental and physical health as we age, and when a Roth conversion can—and cannot—benefit retirees.

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Becoming Someone Younger People Feel Comfortable Around, Free Longevity Tips From Doctors, and What the 2026 Tax Bracket Changes Mean for Retirees

How to build genuine connections across generations, the healthy habits doctors recommend that don't cost a thing, and what the 2026 tax bracket changes could mean for your retirement finances.

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How Adult Children Start Seeing Their Parents Differently, Milk After Exercise and Bone Health, and the Best States for Working Retirees

Why parent-child relationships often deepen in adulthood, how drinking milk after exercise may help protect bone density after 60, and the states that offer the best opportunities for seniors who continue working.

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When Nobody Asks What You “Do” Anymore, Migraine With Aura and Stroke Risk, and Money Hacks Every Retiree Should Know

How identity shifts when work is no longer the first thing people ask about, what older adults should know about migraines with aura and stroke risk, and practical money-saving strategies for retirees.

8 min read

The Pleasure of Doing One Thing at a Time, What Adults Over 75 Should Know About Vitamin D, and Financial Gifts That Empower Loved Ones

Why giving your full attention to one activity can make everyday life more satisfying, what adults over 75 need to know about vitamin D, and meaningful financial gifts that can make a lasting difference for family members.

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Why Kids Remember Small Traditions More Than Big Events, Salt Intake and Memory Decline, and Living Off Dividend Income in Retirement

Why simple family traditions often leave the biggest impression on children, what new research suggests about salt intake and memory decline, and how retirees can build an income stream from dividend-paying investments.

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