A Sudden Financial Tragedy May Shorten Life Of Middle-Aged People, Study Suggests Experiencing negative wealth shock, or a huge financial crisis during midlife may contribute to early death, according to a new study. It turns out losing money might be akin to having a terminal disease. by Carl Velasco
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