Lifestyle

Most people experience a drop in income on retirement, so it’s advisable to take stock of your financial situation before your final pay cheque arrives. Our friends at the Oddfellows Citizens Advice Line share some essential preparations.

As the UK has seen tight social restrictions in place throughout 2020, to help fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a huge shift in the way we live, work, and most importantly, socialise.

Coping with the death of someone close is a difficult, complex and very personal experience. Another layer of impact is added for those grieving during the coronavirus pandemic, with its unique circumstances and social restrictions.

Retirement's the perfect time to do more of what you love. Stuck for ideas? Here's 25 #RetirementGoals to get you started! How many can you tick off this year?

We regularly hear from members and their families wanting help in finding the right social care support. With a complex range of services and local variations in provision, it can be difficult to understand how to get the right care and support and what to do if things go wrong.

Hearing and sight loss can affect people of all ages, but as we get older we are increasingly likely to experience this, resulting in significant practical, financial and emotional impact.

Walking into a room full of strangers can feel daunting. If you want to build your conversation confidence, have a read of these top tips.

Money can’t buy happiness, but it can be nice to have a little extra cash in your pocket once in a while. If you’re open to giving new money-spinning ventures a try, here’s five ideas to pop in the ideas bank...