Kathy Lawrence
Ideal holidays for the 60+ traveller
Collaborative Post Holidaying options in your later years can often be considered limited. However, this is not the case. There are plenty of options and beautiful locations still to explore. From becoming submerged in different cultures, meeting new, like-minded people, and engaging in exciting activities, there is plenty out there to see and do regardless […]
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How to get your child’s university affairs in order
Collaborative Post As a parent, you want to do everything possible to help your children succeed. This includes helping them get their university affairs in order. However, there are many things to consider when it comes to your children’s education. This blog post will discuss some critical steps that you need to take in order […]
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Sports to try in retirement
Collaborative Post When it’s time to retire, a whole new chapter of life begins. This is one where the world truly is your oyster and you can do all the things you never got the chance to before. This could include travelling the world, learning a new skill or even trying a new sport. Picking […]
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Keeping cool in the heat – 5 tips from scientists
In the UK we have to be prepared for wide-ranging temperatures, and in the summer it looks like we may increasingly hit the mid 30s. The Physiological Society – an association of health scientists – has set out some helpful advice to help you stay cool. But they also carry a word of warning about […]
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Is Mould More Dangerous to Seniors? What to Know
Collaborative Post Mould, also referred to as mildew, is a fungal growth that occurs indoors and outdoors. Indoor mould usually results from high humidity in the house. So if you live in a wet area, you’re prone to mould problems. The presence of mould in your house can pose a health risk. It can trigger […]
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How Seniors are Using the Cloud in 2022
Collaborative Post Cloud technology continues to develop gradually as more seniors embrace technology every day. And there’s little doubt that digital innovators are trying to discover new methods to advertise their platforms and tools to them. As per Pew Research, 40% of seniors now own smartphones. Cloud-based technologies are still nascent and are still in […]
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Move home or adapt? Financial considerations for retirees
People reaching retirement age often start looking at the options for downsizing for easier management and mobility, moving away from busy areas, or even upsizing to have the space for grandchildren to stay. They might also be thinking about buying a cheaper property and using cash from the sale to help supplement their pension. For […]
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Why Families Fight Over Inheritances – and How to Sidestep it
Collaborative Post Most of us like to think that, when the time comes, our family will be able to deal with the assets we leave behind without any difficulties, hiccups, or disagreements. It’s hard enough gaining that all-important peace of mind over the plans we lay out – making sure that we are going to […]
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How to live more independently as a senior citizen
Collaborative Post As we age, it becomes increasingly important to live as independently as possible. Luckily, there are many things you can do to make this happen. This blog post will discuss some of the best ways to live more independently as a senior citizen. Keep reading for helpful tips! Get organised One of the […]
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Making the Most of British Staycations
Collaborative Post The pandemic saw many families turn their attention back to the UK isles and the promise that staycations can bring. According to the Telegraph, staycations continue to edge out foreign trips when it comes to total value, and millions of Brits have chosen domestic holidays as a result. One major benefit of staying in […]
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