Entering your retirement years can be confusing, with so many options and avenues available to you. You can choose where to travel, where to live, and if you want to take on a new and exciting way of earning some extra income. For those choosing to remain in place, we have found some interesting ways to make your home into your retirement income.
I have been unemployed since November 10, 2000. The irony of this is that I have never been out of work. After surviving six-way open heart surgery on September 11, 2000, my conventional, go-the-office working days were doomed. I was awarded the gift of a second change with an amazing heart transplant in November, 2009, but by then I was so ingrained in working online that I missed very few working days.
Founded in 1959, Animal Welfare League Queensland (AWLQ) is committed to creating lasting changes for animals in our society through cutting edge initiatives including Community Vet Clinics, Golden Hearts™ Senior Pet Support Program, Legacy Pets Program, National Desexing Network and the Getting to Zero initiative.
Cancer is the biggest disease threat to the health of children in Australia, with three kids being diagnosed every day. For nearly all survivors, harsh treatments can cause life-long health conditions that threaten their survival and quality of life – something that scientists like Associate Professor Rachel Conyers are working hard to change.
As people enter their 50s and 60s, they often face a unique set of financial challenges that can impact their retirement plans and overall financial well-being. From planning for healthcare costs and an moving into a retirement village, these challenges can be daunting and require careful consideration and planning.
Research by the Australian Digital Inclusion Index (ADII) has found that senior Australians remain digitally excluded for multiple reasons.
As life evolves, so do our circumstances, and it’s important to regularly review and update our wills to reflect these changes. These are some of the things you should consider in consultation with your professional legal adviser.
Retirement is often seen as a time of financial concerns, but it turns out there are plenty of ways to save money and enjoy your retirement to the fullest. Here are some surprising strategies to help you make the most of your retirement years without breaking the bank.
As we journey through life, it’s important to plan for the future by safeguarding the well-being of our loved ones. At NSW Trustee & Guardian we understand the significance of these decisions and provide comprehensive and trusted services tailored to the unique needs of Australians. Our professional Will Making, Power of Attorney, and Enduring Guardian services ensure that your wishes are respected and upheld, giving you peace of mind and empowering you to shape your legacy.
From chain letters, to spam emails, and now text and WhatsApp messages, everyday Australians are bombarded with tricks to separate them from their hard-earned money.
We’ve all been there – you’re walking along, lost in thought or deep in conversation, and suddenly, your foot slips. It’s a moment that can leave you feeling helpless.
How much do you need to retire? How long is a piece of string? Think about it, there are a multitude of factors that determine how much you would need to retire comfortably. These include the state of your health, your life expectancy, your spending habits, how often the kids put their hands out for help and what level of age pension may be available to you.
Cancer is the biggest disease threat to the health of children in Australia, with three kids being diagnosed every day.
Online shopping is like a never-ending treasure hunt that you can enjoy from the comfort of your own home. This new vast digital world of opportunities can be overwhelming but don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with this ultimate guide to getting you started!
Our oceans are essential to life on Earth, but they face a myriad of threats that put their health and survival in jeopardy. It’s natural to want to help, but it can be hard to know where to start.
The decision to downsize is often not an easy one due to not only the emotional attachment to your home, but also the social attachment.
Facing a divorce is difficult no matter how long you’ve been married, or how old you are. If you’re an older adult separating or divorcing, there are often unique or differently felt issues. Fortunately, these issues are mitigated by the options that can be available, especially with the right expert advice and dispute resolution tools at the ready.
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