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Anaemia in Older Adults: Why Does It Happen?
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Anaemia in Older Adults: Why Does It Happen?

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Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Your Thyroid Results

Getting your thyroid results back can feel confusing, especially when the numbers and medical terms are unfamiliar. For many New…

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How Ageing Changes Your Thyroid

Your thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland at the base of your neck, and it quietly sets the pace for…

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Myths About Elder Abuse That Keep Seniors in Danger

Elder abuse is a difficult subject, but it affects older people in communities right across New Zealand. Sadly, a number…

The Fee You Pay for Paying by Card
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The Fee You Pay for Paying by Card

You tap your card, collect your receipt, and notice that the amount is slightly higher than you expected. The difference…

How Often Should You Moisturise?
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How Often Should You Moisturise?

Dry, itchy skin is one of the most common complaints among older New Zealanders, and it is easy to see…

The Train Station May Not Have a Lift
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The Train Station May Not Have a Lift

A train station can look like the obvious way to get around a new city. The map says it is…

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Have you been a victim of economic abuse?

It rarely looks like the abuse people picture. There are no bruises, no raised voices caught by a neighbour, nothing…

The Joy of Karaoke with Friends
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The Joy of Karaoke with Friends

Few things lift the spirits quite like a good sing-along. For many Kiwis in their later years, karaoke with friends…

Building Great Friendships with Younger Co-Workers
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Building Great Friendships with Younger Co-Workers

Many Kiwis are working later in life, whether by choice or necessity. If you are in a team where most…

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Supporting a Friend Through Widowhood

When a friend loses their spouse, it can be hard to know what to say or do. Widowhood changes almost every part of daily life, from the quiet house to…

Rediscovering Your Spouse After the Kids Leave

When the last child moves out, the house can feel remarkably quiet. For many New Zealand couples, this empty nest…

Spotting a Good Match Later in Life

Finding companionship after 60 can be one of life's great joys. Whether you are widowed, divorced or simply single, dating…

Making Virtual Family Gatherings More Fun

Virtual family gatherings have become a wonderful way to stay close to children and grandchildren, whether they live across town…

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How Often Should You Moisturise?
Health & Wellness

How Often Should You Moisturise?

Dry, itchy skin is one of the most common complaints among older New Zealanders, and it is easy to see…

Choosing the Right Moisturiser for Seniors
Health & Wellness

Choosing the Right Moisturiser for Seniors

As we grow older, our skin changes. It becomes thinner, produces less natural oil and takes longer to repair itself.…

Simple Daily Habits That Keep You Fresh and Healthy at Any Age
Health & Wellness

Simple Daily Habits That Keep You Fresh and Healthy at Any Age

Staying healthy as we age does not need to be complicated. Small, steady habits often make the biggest difference to…

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The Fee You Pay for Paying by Card

You tap your card, collect your receipt, and notice that the amount is slightly higher than you expected. The difference…

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The Money Sitting in an Account You Forgot

It is surprisingly easy to accumulate financial accounts over the years. A savings account opened for a particular purpose, an…

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Teaching Grandchildren About Money

Grandparents hold a special place in a child's life, and that includes helping them learn about money. With rising living…

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Why Many Retirees Underspend (and How to Enjoy Your Money)

Many Kiwis spend decades building their savings, so drawing that money down can feel strange. Yet underspending in retirement is…

finance

Do Not Forget the Accounts Linked to Your Old Address

Moving house usually means updating your address with the obvious places: the electricity company, insurer, doctor, and perhaps your friends…

finance

The Bank Account You Opened May Have Changed

The bank account you have used for years may not be exactly the same account you originally opened. Banks can…

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Myths About Elder Abuse That Keep Seniors in Danger
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Myths About Elder Abuse That Keep Seniors in Danger

Elder abuse is a difficult subject, but it affects older people in communities right across New Zealand. Sadly, a number…

Charitable Giving in Retirement
Lifestyle

Charitable Giving in Retirement

Retirement is often a time to reflect on what matters most. For many New Zealand seniors, charitable giving becomes a…

The Art of Doing Nothing (and Enjoying It)
Lifestyle

The Art of Doing Nothing (and Enjoying It)

Retirement is often pictured as one long holiday, yet many Kiwi seniors find it surprisingly hard to simply stop. After…

Easy Ways to Add Fibre to Your Day
Lifestyle

Easy Ways to Add Fibre to Your Day

Fibre on senior diet is a topic that rarely gets the attention it deserves, yet it plays a quiet and…

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Why Many Retirees Underspend (and How to Enjoy Your Money)

Many Kiwis spend decades building their savings, so drawing that money down can feel strange. Yet underspending in retirement is…

Retirement Planning

Talking to Your Family About Your Retirement Plans

Retirement planning is about more than money. For many New Zealand seniors, it also means having honest conversations with the…

Retirement Planning

What to Do in the Last 5 Years Before You Retire

The final five years before retirement are some of the most important of your working life. Good retirement planning at…

Retirement Planning

What to Do If You’re 60 and Haven’t Saved Enough

Reaching 60 without a substantial nest egg can feel overwhelming, but it does not mean your retirement years have to…

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The Train Station May Not Have a Lift
Travel

The Train Station May Not Have a Lift

A train station can look like the obvious way to get around a new city. The map says it is…

The Hotel Room Details Worth Asking About
Travel

The Hotel Room Details Worth Asking About

A hotel room can look perfectly comfortable in photographs and still turn out to be inconvenient when you arrive. The…

Travel

One Card for Transport, Another for Everything Else

Tapping a bank card to board a train or bus can make travelling around a new city wonderfully simple. There…

Travel

Someone At Home Should Know Your Itinerary

You do not need to tell everyone where you are going. But before heading overseas, it is sensible to make…

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Have you been a victim of economic abuse?

It rarely looks like the abuse people picture. There are no bruises, no raised voices caught by a neighbour, nothing…

The Joy of Karaoke with Friends
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The Joy of Karaoke with Friends

Few things lift the spirits quite like a good sing-along. For many Kiwis in their later years, karaoke with friends…

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Myths About Elder Abuse That Keep Seniors in Danger
Family

Myths About Elder Abuse That Keep Seniors in Danger

Elder abuse is a difficult subject, but it affects older people in communities right across New Zealand. Sadly, a number…

The Family Member Who Always Gets the Spare Key
Family

The Family Member Who Always Gets the Spare Key

There is usually one person in a family who ends up with the spare key. It might be an adult…

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The Apps That Can Read Your Screen
Technology

The Apps That Can Read Your Screen

You install an app because it promises to make something easier. Perhaps it reads text aloud, helps organise your screen,…

Make Your Phone Useful to Someone Helping You
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Make Your Phone Useful to Someone Helping You

If you were suddenly unable to use your phone, would someone else know who to call?Most modern smartphones have emergency…

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