Cognitive decline is affected by financial struggles. By age 53, individuals who faced economic difficulties earlier in life tend to perform poorly on mental tests. Further details on this topic can be found through KTSM 9 News. A study has linked financial hardship to decreased cognitive ability in older adults, though specific findings are available from the original source.
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