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Could financial stress be aging your brain? Here's what you can do about it

If money keeps you up at night, your brain may be paying a price, too

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Chronic financial stress may affect your brain, with research linking it to faster brain aging and cognitive decline.

Small money moves can reduce the pressure, including budgeting, building emergency savings, and checking finances weekly.

Protect your brain with exercise, adequate sleep, fewer financial alerts, and getting help when needed.

Worrying about money may cost more than your peace of mind.

New research suggests that ongoing financial stress is associated with fast...

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