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Decline in Seniors’ Investing Skills May be Overblown

 

English: PET scan of a human brain with Alzhei...

Concerns that declining cognitive skills associated with aging may diminish seniors’ investing skills may be exaggerated.

 

So reports Financial-Planning.com. The vast majority of Baby Boomers do not have Alzheimer’s or other brain diseases and are able to handle financial decisions, says Laura Carstensen, a professor of psychology and head of the Center on Longevity at Stanford University.

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