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But unfortunately for many of us, as we get older, our executive functions starts to deteriorate.

One of the first areas that shows up is in sound financial decision making.

And there have been numerous studies now that suggest that, you know, four, six, or even eight years before a diagnosis of dementia, we already start seeing financial mistakes.

So what protected income does is kind of reduces that cognitive load.

And what I like to call it's almost like cognitive insurance.

Like it helps protect you from making bad decisions in the sense that you have fewer

to make and you have fewer opportunities to go in and start messing around with things

that you shouldn't be messing around with.

Hey, everyone. Welcome to Hermione. I'm Gene Chatsky. You have done the hard work of planning for retirement. You've saved, you've invested, you've mapped out your social security strategy, but there's one risk that often gets

overlooked, and it has nothing to do with the markets. It's a risk that at some point, managing

your money may simply become too difficult. A new research paper from Limra highlights a growing reality.

Health risks are becoming a major factor in retirement security, and one of the most significant

is cognitive decline.

It's more common than many of us realize.

Nearly 30% of adults over age 65 are experiencing some level of diminished cognitive

capacity and that can be everything from mild impairment to full-blown dementia and here's the part

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