Retirement Living

To avoid the psychological and financial shock of retirement, a growing solution is phased-in retirement

We had pushed for a spacious house for the kids, but now they had left home, we had yet to figure out what to do with the large house.

Di is a former fashion designer, artist and shoe hoarder who travels, still paints and has stamped her eclectic minimalist bent on her independent apartment. She gives us her 3 TOP DESIGN tips

One of the most significant changes in retirement is adjusting how we use our time. Each of us had hopes and plans for our retirement ‘someday’

It’s time to change the music – or put some on – because it turns out music has the ability to lift our mood!

Many seniors enter into relationships late in life. The thought a legal relationship may arise often never enters their minds.

Caring for your parents as they age can be an emotional time. It’s worth putting some thought into how you’ll cope with the experience.

Relocating is something most people consider during the course of their lifetime, and seniors aren’t immune from it.

Seniors get lumbered with a lot of myths, and a very common one is older people require less sleep.

Leaving a ‘legacy’ is not only about dollars and cents; it’s about the positive values we have instilled in our family