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Simple, yet important things to consider for retirees
Everyone’s idea of retirement is different. This is your time to plan the retirement you want – one that’s happy, healthy, secure and fulfilling.
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7 tips for a happy, healthy lifestyle for retirees
Retirement communities provide a multitude of ways to stay socially active when you retire.
Tips to help you live a happy and meaningful life
Your retirement years should be the best of your life. You’ve worked hard, possibly raised a family, now it’s time for you! Retirement brings more time for growing your social networks, pursuing interests, and perhaps doing a little travel.
Tips to help you decide whether the lifestyle is right for you
If we were to come up with a ‘dictionary definition’, we’d say that a retirement village is a community of homes and facilities designed for over 60's who are active enough to live independently in their own home. Yet there’s a lot more to a modern retirement village than that!
Why your retirement years are the perfect time to take up a hobby
There is an amazing array of possibilities available for retirees with a little time on their hands. A new hobby can stretch you mentally or physically (or both) and if it’s a hobby to experience with others, then you’ll gain much from the social interaction.
Why seniors or retirees make the move to a retirement community
If you’re retired, or almost retired and weighing up your options around what your next move might be, there are many benefits to taking a serious look at retirement villages.
Some points to cover in this important conversation
Moving from your family home to a retirement village is a big step. Once you’ve made this important decision, it’s a good idea to share it with those close to you. After all, your adult children or family may be on board and supportive, or they might not understand why you want to move from the family home into a retirement community.
How to answer this important question for retirees or the soon-to-be retired
When – or if – you should move into a retirement community is a big decision. That’s why it’s vital that you take your time and ask some key questions, so that you can make the best choice for your personal situation.
Choosing the right size home for your retirement lifestyle
When you’re looking forward to your retirement, you’ll no doubt be weighing up what type of accommodation will really suit the future you have planned.
