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Forgetfulness does not always signal dementia, brain researcher says
Forgetting names or losing your keys doesn’t always signal dementia. Learn when memory lapses may be normal and when to talk with a doctor.
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Why more retirees are claiming Social Security at 62
Many Americans claim Social Security at 62, but waiting can mean a larger monthly benefit. Learn why finances, health, and work affect the decision.
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A bull market can make early retirement tempting. What happens if stocks fall?
Record retirement account balances may make early retirement tempting, but market downturns, healthcare costs, and longer withdrawals can create risks.
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Medicare proposes lower payments for lab tests, estimates $1 billion in annual savings
CMS proposes lower Medicare payments for many laboratory tests in 2027, a change the agency estimates could save taxpayers $1 billion annually.
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What does it take for a retiree to be middle class?
A retiree’s middle-class income may range from about $40,000 to $119,000 a year, but housing costs, household size, and savings also matter.
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There may be a good reason to listen to some tunes
A large study found older adults who regularly listened to music or played an instrument had a lower risk of developing dementia.