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Choosing Which Keepsakes to Keep, Mobility Moves to Help Prevent Falls, and the Habits of Affluent Retirees

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Choosing Which Keepsakes to Keep, Mobility Moves to Help Prevent Falls, and the Habits of Affluent Retirees

How to decide which keepsakes truly matter, simple mobility moves that can help you get up if you fall, and habits affluent retirees use to protect wealth and happiness.

Appreciating What Still Works, Hearing Aids and Cognitive Decline, and Building a Personal Retirement Income Plan

11 min read

Appreciating What Still Works, Hearing Aids and Cognitive Decline, and Building a Personal Retirement Income Plan

Why noticing what still works can improve well-being, how hearing aids may slow cognitive decline in high-risk adults, and why a personal income plan is key to a comfortable retirement.

The Emotional Value of Seasonal Transitions, Cognitive Speed Training and Dementia Risk, and Why Wealth Often Grows in Early Retirement

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The Emotional Value of Seasonal Transitions, Cognitive Speed Training and Dementia Risk, and Why Wealth Often Grows in Early Retirement

Why seasonal changes can support emotional well-being, how cognitive speed training may delay dementia diagnosis, and why many Americans grow wealthier in their first decade of retirement.

Recreating a Favorite Vacation Day at Home, What Calcium Does for Your Body, and Why Annuities Boost Retirement Confidence

12 min read

Recreating a Favorite Vacation Day at Home, What Calcium Does for Your Body, and Why Annuities Boost Retirement Confidence

How to recreate meaningful travel memories at home, what calcium does for your body, and why retirees with annuities report higher retirement confidence.

Why Fewer Errands Can Feel Better Than Efficiency, Social Connections for Healthy Aging, and the Case for a Dynasty Trust

12 min read

Why Fewer Errands Can Feel Better Than Efficiency, Social Connections for Healthy Aging, and the Case for a Dynasty Trust

Why slowing down daily tasks can improve well-being, how social connections support older adults’ health, and why some families establish dynasty trusts.

Writing Short Personal Essays for Yourself, Solo Aging and Who to Rely On, and Boosting Your Starting Withdrawal Rate

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Writing Short Personal Essays for Yourself, Solo Aging and Who to Rely On, and Boosting Your Starting Withdrawal Rate

Why writing personal essays can clarify your life story, how to plan support when aging alone, and strategies to raise your starting withdrawal rate in retirement.

The Golden Age of Movie Dialogue, Eating to Lower Blood Pressure, and the 100-Minus-Your-Age Rule for Stocks

12 min read

The Golden Age of Movie Dialogue, Eating to Lower Blood Pressure, and the 100-Minus-Your-Age Rule for Stocks

Why classic movie dialogue still works, how diet can help lower blood pressure, and whether retirees should follow the 100-minus-your-age rule for stock allocation.

Friendship in Later Life, Hobbies That Support Brain and Body Health, and Ways to Boost Your Safe Withdrawal Rate

11 min read

Friendship in Later Life, Hobbies That Support Brain and Body Health, and Ways to Boost Your Safe Withdrawal Rate

Why deeper friendships matter more with age, which hobbies support brain and physical health, and simple ways to improve your retirement withdrawal strategy.

Turning a Junk Drawer Into a Personal History Drawer, The Best Foods for a Healthy Brain After 60, and Naming a Charity as Your IRA Beneficiary

12 min read

Turning a Junk Drawer Into a Personal History Drawer, The Best Foods for a Healthy Brain After 60, and Naming a Charity as Your IRA Beneficiary

How to turn everyday keepsakes into personal history, which foods support brain health after 60, and how to name a charity as the beneficiary of your IRA.

The Joy of Repetition, How Older Adults Gain Brain Benefits From New Tech, and Retirement Strategies to Pay for Senior Care

12 min read

The Joy of Repetition, How Older Adults Gain Brain Benefits From New Tech, and Retirement Strategies to Pay for Senior Care

Why repetition can bring meaning to everyday life, how new technology supports brain health in older adults, and strategies to pay for senior care and living expenses in retirement.

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