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Key areas to stay informed on include: budgeting, health & life expectancy, workforce changes, and Social Security.
How do you view growing older? While many see it as a steady decline, research challenges this myth, showing that most skills are use-it-or-lose-it, and training can preserve or enhance them.
Cognitive loss continues to be one of today’s biggest retirement risks. According to the Alzheimer's Association, the number of present Alzheimer’s cases are projected to more than double by 2050.
The phrase "use it or lose it" holds true when it comes to maintaining your muscle strength. However, evidence suggests that your neurological and muscular systems can be retrained, regardless of age.
As a habitual goal-setter, I personally know the powerful effects setting intentions for yourself can have not only in the New Year ahead, but years down the road.
A recent study showed individuals in their 70s have a nearly one in three chance of getting some form of Dementia, but there’s good news on the forefront when it comes to avoiding it as well.
To cut to the chase, the greatest asset you can leave your heirs is the gift of good health, and a new study shows this is something you might have more control over than originally thought.
Do you carry a “glass half-full mentality”? If so, new research shows it could maximize your longevity.
Those who cultivate purpose from work or define themselves by their job can experience more difficulty when they are no longer in their day-to-day career. Not only can it take an emotional toll, but can lead to overall cognitive effects as well.
According to ongoing research at Harvard Medical School that began in 1938, there are seven factors (or big investment decisions) within your control that can help lend to living a life as full as possible in your later years.
According to 2021 research conducted by AARP and National Geographic, titled “Second Half of Life Study”, many of the ideas and stereotypes we hold about aging are wrong.
It’s time to leverage our longevity revolution. The reality is, living to age 100 is very likely for a large portion of today’s population.