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What Surprises Retirement Guru Ken Dychtwald

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By Evan Cooper
| Wealth Management Verified
Decades before the study of retirement became the “thing” it is today, a 24-year-old Ken Dychtwald turned his psychology doctoral thesis into a book, Bodymind. His seminal 1977 study of how our physical and mental states interact and influence one another led him to establish the SAGE Project, one of the first preventive health research projects in the U.S. designed to improve the physical and mental well-being of older adults.
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Is The Great Wealth Wealth Transfer a Mirage?

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By Evan Cooper
| Wealth Management Verified
If estimates from Cerulli Associates pan out, about $124 trillion will be on the move between now and 2048 in one of history’s most significant generational wealth transfers. The money tidal wave will flow from the last of the Silent Generation (born between 1928 and 1945) and retired baby boomers to their heirs. But what if the expected tsunami turns out to be just another ordinary day at the beach?
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Alamance County navigates ongoing statewide drought

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By Evan Cooper
| The Pendulum Verified
With much of North Carolina having faced drought conditions for several months, Audrey Thompson, a farmer at T5-Farms, said the drought has added extra steps to work on the farm. “The main thing that it affects is our timing of getting things in the ground when they need to be, because in order to work ground up we need it to be a certain level of moisture,” Thompson said. “It’s also keeping water to all of our animals, like the pigs always have mud to be in.
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