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Why Turning 65 Isn't What It Used to Be, Explains an Expert

With more than 4 million people turning 65 in 2024, an expert in psychology and aging explains why so many of them are thriving like never before.

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Opinion: The baby boom wave is cresting

Baby Boomers are transforming retirement as we know it. Boomers are destined to normalize living to age 100 and beyond.

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Record number of 65-year-olds will reshape the age milestone: WSJ

As a record number of people turn 65 this year, the report explores the implications on the development for U.S. society and retirement.

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Some perspective on aging and achieving those milestone birthdays

Successful Aging columnist Helen Dennis responds to a reader's question about turning 65.

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Some perspective on aging and achieving those milestone birthdays

Successful Aging columnist Helen Dennis responds to a reader's question about turning 65.

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