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Coffee and tea linked to lower dementia risk in major Harvard-led study
Back to homepage › Retirement News Two or three cups a day seems to be the magic number Updated: key insights: For millions of Americans who start the day with a cup of coffee or tea, new research offers another possible reason to enjoy the habit. A large Harvard-led study suggests that moderate consumption of…
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Medicare has started covering three GLP-1 weight-loss drugs
A new Medicare pilot program lowers the cost of eligible GLP-1 weight-loss medications to $50 per month for qualifying Part D beneficiaries through 2027.
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Seniors may be especially vulnerable to imposter scams
Learn the five most common scams targeting older adults, the warning signs to watch for, and practical tips to protect yourself from financial fraud.
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Americans raise retirement savings target to $1.46 million as financial worries grow
Americans now estimate they need $1.46 million to retire comfortably as concerns over inflation, Social Security, and outliving savings continue to grow.
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Addiction is rising among older adults
Learn why substance use disorders in older adults often go undiagnosed, the warning signs, and why early treatment matters.
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Fidelity moves to bring pension-like income to 401(k) savers
Fidelity plans to launch new target-date retirement funds in 2027 that allow 401(k) participants to convert savings into guaranteed lifetime income during retirement.