Pub visits, good friends and help when it’s needed. Ron Yendall, an 84-year-old retired stevedore, reveals what it’s really like to be an owner at Spitfire Lodge, Southampton. Read my full Living magazine article here
Inflation has hit a 40-year high and bills are soaring, but you can take pleasure in your retirement. Read my article in Churchill Retirement Living’s Living magazine here.
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Retirees have been keeping busy during lockdown by helping one another and being creative. Read my full Living magazine article here
Many retirees want meaningful employment for an independent and positive outlook. Read my full Living magazine article here
From how two friends bought retirement homes, to a young couple doing up a camper van and their new residence – a narrowboat – we see how people live today. Read my contributions to this article in The Times
How far should you go to live close to your offspring?
Lower costs and less maintenance – what’s not to like in a retirement apartment, asks Cheryl Markosky.
Value isn’t only about price. It’s also about finding the perfect location, close to all you need.
A blend of on-site and local amenities is a good recipe for retirement living.
Don’t blame seniors for all the woes of the young, argues Cheryl Markosky.
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