Retirement has gone from a time when we stepped back into the shadows to being one of the most exciting phases of our lives. Here’s how to plan for it.
Families need advice they can trust on the often complicated fee structures of aged care homes.
As a recent retiree,I finally have more free time on my hands. I confess,I use a chunk of that free time wondering how long I can afford to enjoy all that free time.
It’s likely we’ll all live much longer,and we want those years to be good years. Here’s how to make that happen.
The lack of choice provided to retirement village residents is unfair but the inefficiencies,added costs and delays that are caused are ludicrous.
Asset-rich buyers who don’t need a mortgage are arriving in droves,while others struggle against high interest rates and the cost of living.
As life expectancy increases,many are rejecting the all-or-nothing concept of retirement,and looking for ways to stay fulfilled in our older age.
Given the savings on offer,you might wonder why more people haven’t applied for a Commonwealth Seniors Health Card. Perhaps they heard about my misadventures.
Retire these days and you’re not so much crawling to a finish line as embarking on a new chapter. Is there a right time (given it’s not just about money) and what should you expect? We ask retirees for their insights.
There’s a lot of confusion surrounding the retirement process,from the steps leading up to retirement to navigating life post-retirement.
BlackRock founder Larry Fink says we focus on helping people live longer lives but not even a fraction of that effort is spent helping people afford those extra years.