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Low SARS-CoV-2 Transmission in Elementary Schools - Salt Lake County, Utah, December 3, 2020-January 31, 2021
MMWR. Morbidity and mortality weekly report
wealth accumulation losses later life early cognitive transitions wallet study data used examine correlates excess spending older adults early memory loss wallet study collected detailed financial information participants primary checking account statements n 150 information participant sociodemographic health disability status memory functioning financial decisionmaking financial literacy also collected participants either memory problems early memory loss bivariate multiple regression analyses conducted early memory loss group significantly higher excess spending memory loss financial decisionmaking higherrisk financial behaviors also linked higher excess spending early memory loss longer statistically significant accounting financial stressors resources multidimensional nature financial capacity assessment long known wallet study data unique however demonstrates links excess spending decisionmaking early memory loss set specific financial behaviors realworld assessments financial management financial decisionmaking yield important information older adults managing money making key financial decisions checking account reviews used determine excess spending