Past Issues

Dive into a collection of past posts and rediscover timeless content.

7 min read

The Emotional Effect of Knowing Where Everything Is, Cooking at Home and Dementia Risk, and the New Tax Rules for Giving to Kids and Grandkids

Why familiar routines at home bring peace of mind, how cooking just one meal a week may support brain health, and what the latest tax rules mean for gifts to children and grandchildren

7 min read

Why Some Stores Feel Pleasant to Browse, The Best Mattresses for Arthritis in 2026, and Why Age 65 Feels Like 45 Today

What makes certain stores so enjoyable to explore, which mattresses can help ease arthritis pain, and how retirement has evolved to make age 65 look very different than it once did

7 min read

The Emotional Difference Between a Planned Day and an Open One, Driving Habits and Brain Health, and Does Being Rich Matter in Retirement?

Why planned and open days feel so different, what your driving habits may reveal about cognitive health, and how wealth affects happiness and security in retirement

7 min read

When Someone Becomes the “Organizer” of a Group, Checking Your Heart’s Biological Age, and How Many Americans Have Saved $500K for Retirement

How one person often becomes the glue that holds a group together, how to estimate your heart’s biological age, and what retirement savings look like across the U.S.

6 min read

Why Grandchildren Often Open Up During Tasks, The Ideal Shower Routine After 65, and How All 50 States Tax Retirees

Why everyday activities encourage better conversations with grandchildren, what experts say is the healthiest shower routine after 65, and how retirement income is taxed across all 50 states.

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The Rooms People Slowly Stop Using—and Why, High-Dose Flu Shots and Alzheimer’s Risk, and Why Retirement Underspending Can Be a Problem

Why some rooms quietly fall out of daily life, what researchers are learning about high-dose flu shots and Alzheimer's risk, and why spending too little in retirement can have unintended consequences.

6 min read

Why Small Commitments Matter More After Working Life Ends, Blood Test Guidelines After 80, and Protecting Your Retirement From Sequence Risk

How recurring commitments bring purpose and structure to retirement, why experts are rethinking routine blood tests after age 80, and strategies to protect your savings from sequence risk.

7 min read

Reading Without Feeling Like You Need to “Keep Up,” The Best Time to Wake Up After 60, and a Smarter Cash Strategy for $1 Million Retirees

Why reading becomes more enjoyable without outside expectations, what sleep experts recommend about wake-up times after 60, and why a five-year cash and bond ladder may outperform chasing yield.

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.

Past Issues

Dive into a collection of past posts and rediscover timeless content.

The Emotional Effect of Knowing Where Everything Is, Cooking at Home and Dementia Risk, and the New Tax Rules for Giving to Kids and Grandkids

Why Some Stores Feel Pleasant to Browse, The Best Mattresses for Arthritis in 2026, and Why Age 65 Feels Like 45 Today

The Emotional Difference Between a Planned Day and an Open One, Driving Habits and Brain Health, and Does Being Rich Matter in Retirement?

When Someone Becomes the “Organizer” of a Group, Checking Your Heart’s Biological Age, and How Many Americans Have Saved $500K for Retirement

Why Grandchildren Often Open Up During Tasks, The Ideal Shower Routine After 65, and How All 50 States Tax Retirees

The Rooms People Slowly Stop Using—and Why, High-Dose Flu Shots and Alzheimer’s Risk, and Why Retirement Underspending Can Be a Problem

Why Small Commitments Matter More After Working Life Ends, Blood Test Guidelines After 80, and Protecting Your Retirement From Sequence Risk

Reading Without Feeling Like You Need to “Keep Up,” The Best Time to Wake Up After 60, and a Smarter Cash Strategy for $1 Million Retirees

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

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

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