Rewire your retirement

The search for love is pretty well universal. But does it get any different as we get older?

The passing on of knowledge though, has been and always will be a multigenerational activity. Wisdom is both learned and inherited, and grandparents can play a huge part in supporting and educating their grandchildren.

Many of us have a vision of living somewhere completely different when we retire. Whether it’s a move to be nearer family, or to trade city life for somewhere more secluded or perhaps further afield in another country.

If you’re looking forward to retirement, it’s good to know the best way to take your money without paying too much tax on your pension savings.

With so many of us looking for new ways to holiday in the UK, it’s no surprise that sales of caravans and motorhomes have rocketed in the past year.

If you’re beginning to think about your retirement, having a good understanding of how much your pension is worth can make planning easier and more exciting.

We share three alternative holiday options that offer freedom, flexibility and could create some special holiday memories for you and your family. 

Having an expensive gym pass or state-of-the-art gym equipment in the garage might be nice, but you can learn to enjoy exercise at home – even if it’s been a while.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression experienced during the winter months. But is it possible to head it off before it takes hold? SAD is thought to affect about 3% of the UK population, with most people first developing symptoms in their 20s or 30s.

We take a look at why divorce rates for the over 65s are on the rise. Plus advice and top tips from specialist divorce lawyers and psychologists if you're getting divorced in your 60s.

For many, December is a time of excess drinking, so January, with its associations with new beginnings and resolutions, is  the perfect time to abstain. But how easy is it to give up drinking for a whole month, or even completely? We asked some experts to share their insights and tips. 

There is little doubt that 2020 has not been the year that anyone expected, or wished for, when the clocks chimed midnight on 31 December 2019.

Do you know what vitamins and minerals are good for your body and mind as you get older? We run through a rough guide to get you started

Finding the right hobby can be great for your physical and mental health, and can expand your social circle, too. It may even provide a source of income or a volunteering opportunity. Read the full article to find inspiration on what your next hobby could be.

With life expectancy on the rise and our perception of old age shifting, more and more people are looking at retirement as an opportunity for adventure.

Shopping for food is something many people take for granted, but for various reasons such as health, mobility or accessibility, it might not be easy to visit your local supermarket. Fortunately most supermarkets now offer online shopping, which means you can still pick the groceries you want, but have them delivered straight to your door.

Whether you go online to keep in touch with family, work from home or go shopping, it’s important to protect your personal data. Here we’ll cover some of the main things you need to do to keep yourself safe online.

If you have more time on your hands and aren't able to get outside at the moment, why not invest that time in yourself by developing new skills or expanding your mind?