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Chronic money worries may quietly affect the way the brain ages, a new study has found

NEW YORK, July 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Bank of America today released its 2026 Workplace Benefits Report (PDF) in partnership with Bank of America Institute, revealing American workers are taking proactive steps to improve their financial wellbeing and save with greater confidence. While economic challenges remain, the report finds that workers at U.S. companies are increasingly…

NEW YORK, July 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — EdWealth (edwealth.ai) today announced the launch of Ed, an always-on agentic AI financial coach built for the modern middle class.Money decisions are life decisions: where to live, how to care for family, what future to imagine. And they have become too complex, too fragmented, and too important…

Michael Kitces has spent years studying what drives satisfaction among financial advisors, going beyond firm performance metrics to focus on personal wellbeing and career fulfillment

As financial pressures continue to affect Canadians’ physical and mental health, group benefits remain one of the strongest ways employers can support their employees – yet their full value often goes untapped by those who need them most

Toronto, Canada, July 14, 2026— Just 56% of Canadian workers rate their overall wellbeing as excellent or good, down nine percentage points from 65% in 2025, according to Ipsos polling conducted on behalf of RBC Insurance. The findings point to widespread deterioration across multiple aspects of wellbeing, with lower ratings for mental health, physical health…

Healthcare need not come with a dose of financial ruin; 50,000 Hawaiʻi residents may qualify for relief : Maui Now Maui News

As financial toxicity in health care has become a topic of increasing concern, multiple recent papers have explored the economic and financial burdens associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD) in the United States.1-3 The findings point to significant gaps and potential solutions to reduce these burdens

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Doug Lusty, 63, and his wife Sandy, 65, both have medical conditions that are not only vexing because of symptoms, but also because the cost of care and prescription medication are challenging