Growing older can make it harder to handle money and spot scams. A new study shows why this happens and how to stay safe. Scientists at Binghamton University looked at how the brain handles money tasks in people aged 50 to 74. They found some interesting results about how we calculate in our minds. Our brain uses two different parts for math. One part helps us remember basic math facts, like knowing 3 plus 3 equals 6. The other part works harder when we need to figure out new math problems. “When people are doing the calculation, they’re more likely … Continue reading Aging Brains: Study Links Cognitive Decline to Financial Vulnerability