Quality of life
Discussing ideas to make the transition through retirement a good one for our parents now and ourselves later
Embracing modern amenities for a comfortable retirement
Collaborative Post The expectations for retirement living have transformed, with the older generation seeking modern, amenity-rich environments that support their health, independence and security. Given that nearly 20% of the UK population is over 65 and with that proportion set to rise, the demand for updated and supportive retirement housing is growing rapidly. So, what […]
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Gifts for older family and friends 2024
Here’s our annual round-up of ideas for festive gifts for our older family and friends. We try to find slightly different Christmas gifts to suit the wide range of people this covers, from the active newly retired to the more senior and less mobile. While we suggest over 60s, our Christmas gift list could suit […]
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Top 5 Tips for Stress-Free Travel in Your Golden Years
Collaborative Post Many people decide to travel more during their retirement, which can be a great way to make the most out of this time and see the world. The trouble is that travel can become a lot more demanding and draining when you get older. With this in mind, this post will offer five […]
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Open Plan-Inspired Decor Changes Without Knocking Walls Down
Collaborative Post Everyone always thinks that to make a home open plan you have to knock down walls and spend ££££ and ask for planning permission. That’s not the case. More often than not, it’s the design and organisational choices we make that make our home feel like it’s closing in on us. That’s why […]
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Fun Hobbies You Should Try With Your Family
Collaborative Post Hobbies are something that everyone should have, no matter how old or young you are. There are so many people out there without one though, and it’s such a waste considering they are there to bring joy to your life, the likes of which you may be missing otherwise. If you have found […]
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Everything You Need to Know to Cultivate a Bountiful Vegetable Garden
Collaborative Post Growing your vegetable garden is a fun and sustainable way to enjoy fresh, healthy food at home. It’s a rewarding hobby that may save you money while also benefiting the environment. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert gardener, home gardening has various benefits. RubyHome mentions that gardening serves dual purposes for many: […]
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Brain Training – How Games Keep Your Mind Active as You Age
Collaborative Post The irony of getting older is that if you don’t look after yourself, you almost regress to a childlike state. It’s the natural way of life, yet there are many things you can do to stop this from happening – especially from a mental standpoint. Keeping your mind active is crucial as you […]
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Streetwear trends for 2025 – What to be looking out for
Collaborative Post As we rush closer to 2025, it can feel a bit daunting trying to stay up to date with the latest streetwear trends. There are so many changes and sub-categories within the general niche that it’s practically a full-time job even trying to keep up, but you can absolutely manage with just the […]
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Integrating Medical Alert Systems with Canadian Home Automation: The Future of Senior Care
Collaborative Post The integration of medical alert systems, such as a life alert button, with home automation is revolutionizing senior care in Canada. As the population ages, more seniors are choosing to stay in their homes for longer, and technology is playing a critical role in making that possible. By combining the functionality of medical […]
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Making Lone Worker Safety a Top Priority in your Business
Collaborative Post Keeping lone workers safe should be a priority for any business that requires its employees to carry out their duties without a teammate to back them up. Today, given the prevalence of mobile technology, a lone worker app is often at the heart of a company’s lone-worker risk mitigation strategy. Not only is […]
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