Many in retirement are travelling comfortably, with three key factors contributing to their happiness – good physical and mental health and enough money to enjoy life.
A groundbreaking practical exercise that tackled the oral health of 70 socio-economically disadvantaged Sydneysiders delivered concrete benefits in managing tooth decay and gum disease.
The allure of this precious metal has been fuelled by nervy investors across the globe who are pushing the price towards $US3,500 ($AU5,488) an oz. But advisers caution about jumping onboard at this stage of the investment cycle.
Falls account for about 400 people – many of them seniors – being admitted to hospital daily. It’s a distressing number because research shows about 30 per cent are preventable.
A scientific futurist draws a positive picture of how technology can revolutionise care, efficiency and safety for the benefit of both residents and nursing staff.
More senior Australians should be encouraged to work. ABS statistics show the jobs are there and the outcome would boost GDP, but the current rules actively work against them doing so.
New research by the peak dental body finds a staggering number of older Australians suffering from debilitating oral issues. To arrest this alarming situation, two seniors organisations want the incoming government to introduce a Seniors Dental Benefit Scheme.
“Liberation Day” has sparked a massive market correction. While some might be tempted to change course and increase their cash holdings, advisers warn against a knee-jerk reaction.
It might seem counter-intuitive, but this global digital business, which specialises in property, argues that the economic fundamentals are in place for Victoria’s capital city to enjoy a resurgent real estate market.
The high yields this asset class offers is only part of this investment story. It’s also critical to know if the fund is being managed with due focus on capital preservation.
