Later life ‘brain fog’ could cost you £30,000 – and your investments may be the reason
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- A new report indicates that wealthier households may face significant financial losses, potentially amounting to £30,000, due to cognitive decline associated with later life. The report suggests that exposure to stock markets could be a contributing factor to this financial vulnerability.
- This development highlights the risks that cognitive decline poses to financial stability, particularly for affluent individuals who may be more heavily invested in volatile markets. It raises concerns about the need for better financial management strategies as individuals age.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System

