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Past Issues

7 min read

What Makes Children Feel Comfortable in Someone Else’s Home, A Simple Snack That Builds Muscle Power, and What Social Security’s 2032 Funding Shortfall Really Means

How to help children feel at home, why peanut butter may boost muscle power in older adults, and what Social Security’s 2032 funding outlook means for retirees.

6 min read

The Conversations That Happen During Car Rides, Tai Chi for Memory and Sleep, and Understanding Immediate Payment Annuities

Why some of life's best conversations happen on the road, how tai chi may improve memory and sleep in older adults with type 2 diabetes, and how immediate payment annuities can provide guaranteed retirement income.

6 min read

Creating a Guest Space That Feels Relaxed Instead of Formal, Sleep Apnea in Older Adults, and Tax-Savvy Ways to Give

How to create a guest room that helps visitors feel instantly at home, why experts say sleep apnea is often overlooked in older adults, and smart charitable giving strategies that can reduce your tax bill.

9 min read

The Strange Freedom of Having Fewer Deadlines, Multivitamins and Biological Aging, and Why Retirees Underestimate Medical Expenses

How life changes when deadlines no longer shape your days, what new research says about multivitamins and biological aging, and the medical costs many retirees fail to plan for.

6 min read

Why Libraries Still Feel Different From Other Places, Probiotics and Antidepressants, and How Large RMDs Grow on a $1 Million Retirement Account

Why libraries remain uniquely calming public spaces, what a new clinical trial found about probiotics and antidepressants in older adults, and how required minimum distributions can grow over time for retirees with large savings.

7 min read

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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