Chris Kissell
10 States With the Cleanest Tap Water — and Where It’s Worst
Chris Kissell on June 26, 2026
Discover which states deliver the cleanest tap water and which ones fall short, plus options for choosing a filter.
Scientists Discover Another Potential Health Benefit of Dark Chocolate — but Warn Sweet Tooths
Chris Kissell on June 24, 2026
A new study suggests that theobromine — a compound in dark chocolate — may be linked to slower biological aging.
The 24 Most Livable Small Towns for Older Americans in 2026
Chris Kissell on June 22, 2026
AARP’s latest livability rankings reveal the top small towns across America that offer the best quality of life for seniors.
6 Secret Sources of Retirement Income That Even Early Retirees Can Tap
Chris Kissell on June 22, 2026
Planning to leave the workforce early? These sources of income can get you through the initial years without a steady paycheck.
How Much of Your Savings Should Be in Stocks? Here’s What Americans Your Age Do
Chris Kissell on June 17, 2026
Exactly how much of their retirement savings do Americans invest in stocks? The data might surprise you.
10 Cars Most Drivers Would Never Buy Again
Chris Kissell on June 17, 2026
Less than half of drivers who own these models are happy with their purchase.
Think Twice Before Adding Bananas to Your Smoothie. Scientists Were ‘Really Surprised’ What It Does.
Chris Kissell on June 13, 2026
Research shows bananas can significantly slash one of the most important health benefits of your smoothie.
Walking May Delay Alzheimer’s Onset by Years. Here’s How Many Daily Steps to Aim For.
Chris Kissell on September 10, 2026
Find out how you might keep the disease at bay for years, according to researchers affiliated with Harvard.
Most People Can’t Pass This Multiple-Choice Quiz About Retirement
Chris Kissell on June 11, 2026
Think you’re savvy about retirement? This multiple-choice quiz might prove you wrong.
13 States Where Retirees Have the Longest Lives — and Where Their Lifespans Are Shortest
Chris Kissell on June 9, 2026
Nearly four years of lifespan separate the best and worst places to age in America.
Expect to Lose Serious Money on These 5 Home Renovations
Chris Kissell and Kristin Kurens on June 5, 2026
These renovations will cost you far more than they add to your home value.
12 Hobbies That Can Help You Live Longer
Chris Kissell and Kristin Kurens on June 4, 2026
Research shows some hobbies can add years — or even decades — to your life.
10 Car Brands With the Highest Repair Costs in the Long Run — and the 3 Cheapest
Chris Kissell on June 4, 2026
Discover which brands could cost you the most in maintenance over a decade.
The 7 Least Dependable Car Brands — and the 2 Most Reliable — According to Consumer Reports
Chris Kissell on May 27, 2026
Some car brands repeatedly let drivers down. Don’t search for a new ride until you’ve read this.
Are You Stuck With Old-Fashioned Stocks for Life? Here’s What a CPA Says (It’s Good News)
Chris Kissell on May 27, 2026
Owning paper stock certificates doesn’t mean you’re trapped with those investments forever — despite what some brokerages might tell you.
This Is the Best-Rated Independent Living Facility for 7 Years Straight
Chris Kissell on May 22, 2026
Residents and their family members rate these independent and assisted living communities highest for customer satisfaction.
Research Finds Peanuts Improve Memory and Blood Pressure — but There’s a Catch About Which Type
Chris Kissell on May 22, 2026
The research found that older adults saw the most notable improvements in verbal memory and brain function.
3 Legal Documents That Women Are Sorely Lacking — Including the Most Important One of All
Chris Kissell on May 15, 2026
Most women lack these crucial legal documents that could save their families from costly and unnecessary chaos during difficult times.
7 Things You Can Get for Free at Grocery Stores
Chris Kissell on May 7, 2026
Yes, you really can get free goods or services at certain grocery store chains.
This Social Media Scam Is the ‘Top Threat for the General Public,’ Experts Say
Chris Kissell on April 17, 2026
What some dismiss as a minor inconvenience has become the leading identity crime, with devastating financial and emotional consequences.
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