Kathy Lawrence
What is the connection between b-money and Bitcoin?
Collaborative Post Have you heard about b-money? It was intended to be an anonymous, distributed electronic cash system. B-money was first revealed in 1998 by computer scientist Wei Dai. In this way, b-money endeavored to provide many of the same services as well as features that contemporary cryptocurrencies today do as well. While the oldest […]
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How to adjust your home to suit an older relative
Collaborative Post However much we put off thinking about the realities of the aging process, we cannot deny the toll that time takes on our bodies and minds. Living to a ripe old age is indisputably a blessing but one which comes with many strings attached, including physical deterioration that can be anywhere between bothersome […]
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Why is retirement planning so important?
Collaborative Post As recently as 2019, the average pension pot at the age of 65 in the UK stood at around £61,897. Not only is this thought to be relatively low when you consider that the average retirement length in the UK is as high as 19 years for men, but it was also revealed […]
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Making the most of your retirement
Collaborative Post When people think of retirement, their minds often drift to coffee mornings, afternoon tea and evenings playing Bridge. And whilst that might be exactly how some people wish to spend their later years, it isn’t for everyone. With some useful financial support, from care benefits to free medical checks, discounted electricity bills and […]
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Top 9 reasons why need a lawyer when you start to get older
Collaborative Post No one likes to think about getting older, but the fact is, it’s a natural process that happens to all of us. As you get closer to retirement age, it’s important to start thinking about the steps you need to take to make sure your later years are as comfortable and stress-free as […]
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How heat affects sundowning in dementia
Temperatures in the UK have reached record-breaking highs this summer. The heatwave poses a risk to everyone’s health, especially those living with dementia, as they are at greater risk of dehydration, tiredness and behavioural changes – including ‘sundowning’. What is sundowning? ‘Sundowning is a state of confusion many of those living with dementia experience in […]
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How caregivers can ensure a safe environment for those with memory loss
Watching someone you love grapple with memory loss can be both terrifying and heartbreaking. Sometimes it can feel as if the person you knew is slipping away, and you may well find yourself assuming roles and responsibilities you never anticipated. This often includes stepping up and stepping in to ensure the safety of your loved […]
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The benefits of massage for seniors
As people age, their muscle mass gradually declines and their ligaments become less elastic. This is often demonstrated by altered walk and posture, as well as the development of a hunching and slouching habit. Massage is one technique that could strengthen muscles and enhance health. It has potential to boost immunity, enhance blood flow, and […]
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A guide to card protection and insurance
Collaborative Post There are many upsides to purchasing things with your credit card, including protection. Different card issuers, including MasterCard, Visa, and American Express, offer different forms of card purchase protection. However, it essentially amounts to you getting reimbursed if anything goes wrong after you’ve purchased items. Many things can go wrong when you use […]
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How to avoid garage scams
Collaborative Post Do you sometimes feel intimidated taking your car to the garage? This is a common issue that many motorists have as they often fear that they will be scammed or taken advantage of due to their lack of knowledge about cars. While most garages are friendly and reliable, you will find that there […]
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