Kathy Lawrence
Gifts for helping with memory loss
Collaborative Post As our loved ones get older, one of the most common things to happen is them getting issues with memory. Sometimes it is just minor things like forgetting a word for a moment or forgetting what they were doing over time that can become more difficult – and something that needs to be […]
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Received Your First Paycheck? Savings Tips for Beginners
Collaborative Post You should not put off thinking about saving money for later in life. It is a very important and, more importantly, powerful tool that can make you financially independent when you retire. Learning how to save effectively can help you achieve short-term goals while securing your long-term financial future. All you need is […]
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Retirement planning: making the most of your pension pot
Collaborative Post There are many key components involved in retirement planning, but if you want to devise the most successful approach for your finances, you need to consider how to make the most of your pension pot. To assist you with this process, we’ve put together this article to reveal a few ways you can […]
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The ultimate list of presents for dad
Collaborative Post Whether it’s Christmas, birthday or Father’s day, finding presents for dad can be tricky, below are some ideas to help, arranged into hobby categories. For the book lover dad: Personalised Bookmark: Get a personalised bookmark made specifically for your dad. You can have his name, special message, a favourite quote or even a […]
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Managing social media accounts after death
With the news that Google will delete accounts that haven’t been accessed for two years, it’s a reminder that everyone should be making plans for what happens to their social media accounts after their lifetime. If left alone accounts may be closed and precious memories lost. John Roberts, partner and director at Austin Lafferty Solicitors, […]
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Embracing the Golden Years: Educational Resources for Aging Adults
Collaborative Post Just because you’re getting older doesn’t mean you have to give up learning. It’s not reserved only for young students. Learning is a lifelong journey, and it’s never too late to embark on it. Besides, it comes with plenty of benefits. Learning improves cognitive functioning, provides socialization opportunities, and is good for your […]
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Why and how to secure your emails accounts
Fraud is everywhere. We all need to keep on top of the ways and means that criminals use to get into our online accounts, including email. Here are some tips from Action Fraud on how to protect ourselves and our seniors. Why is email security important? Your emails contain a lot of information about you, […]
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How to Score the Cheapest Airport Parking: 5 Secrets You Need to Know
Collaborative Post There is a widespread idea that travelling, particularly when frequent, is a very expensive hobby, available only to those with an income more than the average one. While it’s not untrue that a specific budget is required, the situation is not as bad as might be thought. The key for travelling often when […]
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Becoming a grandma at 70 – tips and what to watch out for
Collaborative Post Becoming a first-time grandma might come early or late, depending on their child and how long it takes for them to get pregnant. Nonetheless, it means you get to face the emotional rollercoaster of seeing a new love right before you. You may also feel joyful yet nervous as you start on the […]
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How Can Ergonomic Office Furniture Benefit Those Living with a Disability?
Collaborative Post Beyond traditional factors like salary and health benefits, people with disabilities give the workplace culture great importance in deciding their place of employment. And what’s the first thing they look for? Inclusivity. This includes inclusivity regarding comfort, mobility, and accessibility — the workplace should feel like a second home where people, regardless of […]
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