Kathy Lawrence
The Financial Puzzle of Moving Later in Life – What to Consider Before You Buy or Sell
Collaborative Post For many people in their 60s, 70s or even 80s, moving house can be about more than finding a new place to live. It may be about safety, staying connected to family, or simply keeping things manageable. But behind every later-life move is a range of financial, legal and practical decisions that require […]
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Healthy eating advice for older people
Collaborative Post As you grow older, your body changes in ways that affect how you eat and what you need from your diet. You might find yourself feeling less hungry, or certain foods might not agree with you as they once did. These shifts can make it harder to get the right nutrients, which are […]
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How much does a good retirement cost in the UK today?
Every year the Retirement Living Standards body in the UK publishes its latest estimates of the annual income pensioners need for retirement. They categorise living standards in terms of Minimum, Moderate and Comfortable for single and two-person homes. It’s a very useful report, offering not just headline numbers but detail of how the researchers define […]
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2 Smart Ways to Bring Down Your Business Water Bill
Collaborative Post Keeping control of business costs is always a priority, and water bills are often an area where savings go unnoticed. Whether you operate a small office or a larger commercial space, water use can add up quickly. Fortunately, with a bit of attention and a couple of straightforward steps, it’s possible to reduce […]
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What landlords need to know about dealing with plumbing emergencies
Collaborative Post Most landlords have been there. The phone buzzes, it’s your tenant, and something’s wrong with the water system. Maybe there’s a burst pipe, or the bathroom’s flooded. It never happens at 2pm on a Wednesday, it’s always late, and annoyingly urgent. When it comes to plumbing problems, the faster you act, the better. […]
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How can we help our seniors avoid the worst of today’s scammers?
Scamming older people out of their precious pensions is nothing new. Some 20 years ago my father, who has never used a computer, was being taken in by rogues knocking on his door and suggesting he needed expensive work done on his house. Sadly, the arrival of the internet brought new levels of opportunity to […]
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The 10 Best Restaurants in London to Bring Your Aging Parent in 2025
Collaborative Post London: a city that never sleeps, a metropolis of culinary delights, a place where new restaurants pop up faster than you can say “Michelin star”. But when you’re looking to treat your beloved aging parent to a truly special meal, the game changes. It’s not just about the trendy new spots or the […]
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Legal Advice for Older Workers in Personal Injury Cases
Collaborative Post As you grow older, the risks at work might not change, but the impact of an accident can be much more severe. If you’re nearing retirement or still actively working in a demanding role, suffering a personal injury could affect not just your health, but also your future financial security. That’s why getting […]
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Business Cryptocurrency Trading: its Benefits and Peculiarities
Collaborative Post In today’s fast-evolving digital economy, business cryptocurrency trading is no longer reserved for tech giants or hedge funds. More and more companies – from fintech startups to international enterprises – are diving into crypto as a strategic asset class. With volatility comes opportunity, and for firms that know how to manage risk, the […]
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Staying Involved in a loved one’s care from afar
When a loved one starts receiving care, whether that’s occasional help at home or full time support, it’s natural to feel a little uncertain. You want to stay connected and make sure they’re safe, well and happy. But how do you do that without overwhelming them or creating unnecessary tension? The key lies in building […]
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