Retirement Living

If you’re considering life as a senior nomad, check out our practical considerations

Moving to London at 60 was one of the best decisions of our lives. The catalyst had been redundancy for Steve.

Living alone, especially for the first time, can feel overwhelming. The responsibilities previously shared, are now on the shoulders of one – and that’s you.

Like opening a cafe or writing a book, becoming a senior nomad is a dream we’ve all had.

Making new friends in later life can be rewarding, and there are many ways to go about it. Here are just a few suggestions others have found helpful.

Around the country – and the world – seniors are leaving home, medium- or long-term, and taking to the road like never before.

We’ve put together the following tips to help you navigate your way through the countdown to retirement, which, for many, is a challenging period.

Living alone for the first time as a grown-up can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to home maintenance. However, once you establish a seasonal routine, everything seems more manageable.

As we age, our bodies change – and that includes our hair. That’s why we asked a trusted hair stylist, experienced at working with senior clients, for her advice.

For seniors living alone, it pays to think ahead. With some smart planning, you can be well nourished while saving your energy for the pastimes you really enjoy.