Does Consumer Credit Precede or Follow Health Among Older Adults? An Investigation in the Advanced Cognitive Training for Independent and Vital Elderly (ACTIVE) Trial.
Lorraine T DeanShang-En ChungAlden L GrossOlivio J ClaySherry L WillisIan M McDonoughKatherine J BangenMichael MarsiskeJaya AysolaRoland J ThorpeCynthia FelixMelissa BerkowitzNorma B CoePublished in: Innovation in aging (2024)
Having a major derogatory account or a sudden loss in credit may be a time to monitor older adults for changes in health. After a downturn in health, supporting older adults to manage their debt may help stabilize their credit.