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7 Ways 'Solo Agers' Have, and Haven't, Prepared for Decline
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Allison Bell
Slideshow November 04, 2025 at 01:11 PM
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Two groups have teamed up to study a growing, vulnerable group of people: "solo agers," or people ages 50 and older who are single, who live alone, and who have no adult children or adult grandchildren around to help them.
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