What is the bottom-line message in the text about later-life happiness?

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The text suggests that later-life happiness is possible if certain conditions are met, such as being healthy, young-old (i.e., in the age range of 65-74), and having a certain level of financial stability. It does not state that old age is always the happiest life stage, nor does it suggest that the old-old years are always happy regardless of health status. Option D, that old age is the most depressing life stage, is also incorrect according to the text.

What Is the Bottom-Line Message in the Text About Later-Life