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Exploring new art forms can be a creative use of time

Retirement provides the ideal opportunity to pursue different interests. Whether it’s painting, sculping, photography or even learning a musical instrument, it’s a challenging way to develop a different interest.

Jamie Nemtsas | 4th Dec 2024 | More
Autobiographies that open a window into eight fascinating lives

Memoirs can be much more than just an interesting read. They can provide important lessons for navigating the journey of life.

Jamie Nemtsas | 27th Nov 2024 | More
  • Australia has much to tempt the intrepid senior traveller

    There are an endless number of sights to see and tours to have in this Great Southern Land, from ancient First Nations sites to colonial landmarks to some of the most iconic wilderness areas in the world.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 13th Nov 2024 | More
    Leading US universities offer free tertiary courses

    For many retirees, furthering their education is a profitable use of their time. Today, via the Massive Open Online Course initiative, some the most respected universities such as Harvard and Yale have courses available to a global audience. Best of all, it’s often free.

    David Murphy | 13th Nov 2024 | More
  • Swansea’s idyllic setting makes it ideal for a leisurely retirement

    Nestled on Tasmania’s east coast and a stone’s throw from the stunning Wineglass Bay, this friendly town of 1,000 is proving a magnet for retirees wanting a quieter life in the island state.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 23rd Oct 2024 | More
    Why games are so much more than just an enjoyable pastime

    Down through the generations, families and friends have enjoyed playing games to foster stronger relationships. But research shows they also improve cognitive abilities, which is especially important as people age.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 16th Oct 2024 | More
    Hervey Bay offers a whale of a time for those loving the outdoors

    Located on Queensland’s Fraser Coast, this picturesque city of 50,000 is a mecca for retirees with a penchant for the outdoor life, with its calm waters making it a refuge for humpback whales on their annual migration for nearly half a year.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 9th Oct 2024 | More
    Home ownership and age pension fail to ‘guarantee’ financial security

    Fresh research highlights that many older Australians owning their home and on a full pension still feel financial stress, needing an extra $10,000 (singles) or $15,000 (couples) a year to meet their basic needs.

    Nicholas Way | 2nd Oct 2024 | More
    Memoirs are for everyone, not just the rich and famous

    Many dismiss the idea of writing a memoir as either too difficult or not believing their life story is worth telling. They are wrong on both counts; it’s a golden opportunity to describe a life – warts and all.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 25th Sep 2024 | More
  • Retirement income perceptions bear little relationship to reality

    Peoples’ notion of how they will fund their retirement habitually downplays the role of social security. Reflecting a lack of understanding about how the different income streams interact, it behoves superannuation funds to better educate their members.

    Nicholas Way | 25th Sep 2024 | More
    Self-funded retirees will have to dig deeper to pay for their aged care

    The Aged Care Act, achieved with rare political cooperation, will put residential and home care on a more sustainable basis with individuals’ contributions more closely attuned to their financial position.

    Nicholas Way | 18th Sep 2024 | More
    Book clubs offer opportunity to share a passion for reading

    Whether starting one or joining one that’s established, they have the potential to deeply enrich the reading experience by getting everyone’s insights into a chosen tome.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 11th Sep 2024 | More
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