
Health Capital: Your Most Valuable Retirement Asset
Living longer sounds like a good thing. But there is an obvious catch: what if those extra years are not healthy ones? For most of


Living longer sounds like a good thing. But there is an obvious catch: what if those extra years are not healthy ones? For most of

For many New Zealanders, the traditional retirement plan has been straightforward: pay off the mortgage, reach 65, collect NZ Super and use KiwiSaver or other

For years, the standard advice for avoiding scams was relatively simple: look for spelling mistakes, poorly designed websites, strange email addresses and offers that sound

One of the difficulties in planning for retirement is that we tend to think of it as one long, fairly uniform stage of life. We

If retirement can be bad for us, as Norman Swan and other researchers have suggested, the obvious question is: what can we do about it?

Retirement is usually sold as the reward at the end of a long working life: no alarm clock, no deadlines, no difficult colleagues and plenty

The Government’s Aged Care Ministerial Advisory Group has released A place to grow old: Securing the future of aged care, proposing the biggest overhaul of

Retirement should be a time of great joy, but the transition from a working life to a new way of being is not easy. There

I recently came across this piece of advice from Mark Snyder, founder of PMP Network, an entertainment podcast platform. It’s worth sharing: Advice for those

The Government budget this year had little impact for retirees. There were a couple of tweaks with regard to the rates rebate scheme and other

Wouldn’t it be nice to turn back the clock and be young again? Back in 1979, a Harvard psychologist by the name of Ellen Langer

The relationship between attitudes to ageing and longevity is being transformed by recent research. The work of Becca R. Levy, a professor at Yale University,
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