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Police group backs bill to strengthen fight against scams targeting seniors
New legislation would help fund elder fraud task forces, giving law enforcement more tools to investigate scams targeting older Americans.
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‘Golden Girls’ home sharing offers seniors a new way to age in place
More seniors are embracing “Golden Girls” home sharing to lower housing costs, combat loneliness and stay in their homes longer.
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The highest cost of growing old could consume your retirement savings
Long-term care can quickly drain retirement savings. Learn what Medicare covers, care costs and how to prepare for future expenses.
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Here are the two regrets most retirees have once they stop working
A new survey reveals retirees’ biggest regrets, from not saving sooner to underestimating health care costs and unexpected life events.
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Retirees may need $185,500 for health care, Fidelity estimates
A 65-year-old retiring in 2026 may spend an average of $185,500 on health care in retirement. Learn what the estimate includes.
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Shorter daily eating window may offer modest brain benefits
Back to homepage › Retirement News Small trial involving older women points to improvements in problem-solving and memory Updated: key insights: Eating meals within a shorter period each day may provide modest cognitive benefits for older women trying to lose weight, according to results from a small clinical trial. The study involved 47 women between…