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When younger adults make financial decisions on behalf of others, they take more risks even when the decisions put the others at a disadvantage. For seniors, they make similar choices for themselves and when they act for others, finds a new Singaporean study.
When younger adults make financial decisions on behalf of others, they take more risks even when the decisions put the others at a disadvantage. For seniors, they make similar choices for themselves and when they act for others, finds a new Singaporean study.
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