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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…
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A summer heatwave may be more dangerous for older adults
Some common medications can increase seniors’ risk during heat waves. Learn which drugs require extra precautions and how to stay safe.
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High-risk emergency surgery can cost seniors a month of independent living, study finds
Older adults who undergo high-risk emergency surgery spend nearly one month fewer living independently at home during the year after surgery, study finds.
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Experimental Alzheimer’s drug shows promise by targeting tau protein
Biogen’s experimental Alzheimer’s drug reduced tau protein and slowed cognitive decline in a promising Phase 2 clinical trial.