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12 things retirees should think twice about buying brand-new
Retirees can stretch their savings by buying used cars, refurbished electronics, and secondhand furniture. Learn which purchases to reconsider and when buying new makes more sense.
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Older adults who eat blueberries may have less depression, study finds
A small study suggests daily blueberry consumption may help reduce depressive symptoms in older adults. Learn what researchers discovered about gut health and mood.
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Congress faces growing pressure to rescue Social Security before the trust fund runs dry
Explore bipartisan Social Security reform proposals aimed at preventing benefit cuts as the retirement trust fund faces a projected 2032 funding shortfall.
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Americans fear they won’t have enough money to retire, Schroders survey finds
A 2026 Schroders survey finds many Americans fall short of retirement savings goals as rising costs, healthcare expenses and Social Security concerns threaten retirement readiness.
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Millions of Americans are approaching retirement without knowing how much money they’ll need
A new survey finds 42% of Americans have never calculated how much they’ll need to retire, raising concerns about retirement readiness and savings gaps.
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Rising health premiums squeeze workers’ retirement savings
Rising health insurance premiums are forcing some Americans to cut retirement savings, with younger workers especially affected by growing healthcare costs and financial strain.