Even if one is financially secure in older ages, it is likely to experience
A) dementia.
B) heavy depression and suicidal thoughts.
C) at least one bankruptcy over the course of one's adult life.
D) the loss of spouses, partners, and loved ones and/or social isolation from family and friends.

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The loss of loved ones and/or social isolation is a common experience in older ages, even for those who are financially secure. It can lead to feelings of loneliness, sadness, and depression. While dementia is a possibility, it is not a guarantee and is not necessarily tied to financial security. Bankruptcy is also not a certainty and may not apply to every individual's situation.

Even If One Is Financially Secure in Older Ages, It