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Author: Tony Watts

Water bills a “constant struggle” for many in later life

38% of older people (65+) living on a low household income (under £15k per year) in England and 29% in Wales are either finding it a constant struggle – or a struggle from time to time – to keep up with their water bills, according to new research by Independent Age.

September 8, 2024
Unlocking the potential of an ageing workforce: six strategies for success

As the global workforce continues to age, corporations are presented with a unique opportunity to tap into the wealth of knowledge and experience that older employees bring to the table, writes ILC Strategic Advisory Board member Yvonne Sonsino.

September 8, 2024
How transformative tech in social care can speed hospital discharges

With the constant pressure to unblock beds to reduce waiting lists, how can technology play ITS part in speeding discharge? Gerry Toner at Curam sets out how their business is playing its part.

September 8, 2024
Knowledge is power when it comes to planning your retirement finances

A worrying number of retirees are finding they have underestimated the real cost of retirement, writes Richard Collinson of Retire Easy. Getting an accurate fix ahead on your likely costs – and savings required – is critical for peace of mind.

September 6, 2024
Assisted dying legislation: who gets to decide who lives and dies?

“The risk of older people being nudged to die by health and social care,” writes leading dementia expert Professor June Andrews, “or even by a family with ‘inheritance impatience’ is more than I can bear without a broken heart.”

September 6, 2024
Power of Attorney: 10 tips for the delicate discussion

Leading dementia expert Professor June Andrews has some helpful advice for anyone who has been putting off one of the most important decisions we can make…

September 6, 2024
Celebrating the integral role of older people in our communities

Jessica Duffy, Good Practice Mentor from Leeds Older People’s Forum, explains how organisers can help increase participation in activities for the upcoming International Day of Older People on 1 October, and fully embrace this year’s theme.

September 5, 2024
Why older workers are giving up on traditional recruitment

“Change doesn’t happen by following the crowd but by leading it,” says Lucy Standing, founder of Brave Starts, a career consultancy for people aged 50 and over.

September 5, 2024
Older Londoners: how is the cost of living impacting YOU?

Could YOU help Age UK London in its campaigning efforts to alert politicians and policymakers about how the cost of living is impacting older Londoners?

September 5, 2024
New “simple use” smartphone for seniors can withstand tough treatment

A new, British-designed smartphone aimed at the seniors’ market from AAA members Easyphones Ltd has brought together the three features that older people themselves have asked for in a phone – simplicity of use, customer support and robust design.

August 26, 2024

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