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This is Motleyful Answers. I'm Allison Southwick and I'm joined as always by Robert Brokamp,

personal finance expert here at The Motley Fool. Hi. In this week's episode, it's the next in our

series for tackling big life events and this time we're going to talk about tips for an

amicable divorce with Motleyful wealth planner Amanda Kish. All that and more on this week's

episode of Motley Fool Answers. So, bro, what's up?

Well, Allison, last week we discussed the high prices of prescription drugs with leave

purpose of AARP and one takeaway from that was, you'd save a lot of money so you can afford

to cover all that.

Drugs are too damn high.

That's right. But there are some other ways to at least try to limit the cost of that, and that is

be in good shape. So you reduce the chances that you need any medications or medical care.

So that's what we're going to talk a little bit for our What's Up Bro this week. And I'm going to

talk, first of all, about an article by Paul Brandis on Marketwatch.com with the excellent subhead. Once they retire well,

your personal trainer may be as important as your financial advisor. So he included a couple of

examples of folks who try to stay in shape. Here's the workout followed by Joyce Field, who three

days a week does this. So she has a 30-minute warm-up. She does a cross-trainer machine, ab exercise,

stretches, wall push-ups. Then comes Johnny the trainer. And they do mountain climbers,

resistant bands, weight machines, squats, and burpees. And then she closes with three reps of

60-second planks with a 45-pound weight on her back. You want to know how old Joyce is?

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