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  1. How to spot a catfish

    person who sets up a fake online identity to trick people who are looking for love, often to get money. Find out how to spot a catfish.

  2. 5 ways to make 2019 a happy new year

    to take the first step towards a new goal, whether you want to feel fitter, take control of your money or try a new activity.

  3. Donate

    be there for millions of older people. There are many different ways that you can donate or give money to Age UK. Make a one-off or monthly donation now.

  4. How to boost your income in retirement

    able to enjoy our retirement. We've brought together information and advice to help you make your money go further. Find out more with Age UK.

  5. Scams and fraud

    Do you know how to avoid the latest scams targeting your money and personal data? With the help of our varied guides, we'll help you spot and avoid scams.

  6. How every Age UK Weekly Lottery and Raffle entry helps

    and Age UK Raffle, you're helping us be there for older people when they need us most.  The money you've helped raise by playing has enabled us to fund a variety of services for older people. With ... research, you're helping us support older people across the UK. Thank you. Where the money goes Our lottery and raffle raises money to fund vital services such as information and advice, local Age UKs and

  7. A tribute to my grandparents

    one of the best days of my life. I started running in lockdown when the gyms closed and I hadn’t run more than a kilometre before 2020, so it had been quite a journey. My grandad, (Poppa to me, Ron ... had witnessed my progress every step of the way. So even though he’d never done any exercise in his life, and he absolutely hated the prospect of being in London on a busy day, my grandad wasn’t

  8. How my grandparents inspired me

    grandparents. “All of my family is based in the north, so when I moved to Bristol for a while, I was much further away than anyone else,” Hannah explains. “My life at that time was going ... during that time. It made me think of my Granny and Grandad. Grandad died first and Granny was living by herself for about seven years. When I thought about someone like my Granny having no one to talk to,

  9. My strong and resilient mum

    actually very much a daddy’s girl when I was little,” says Julie, “but over the years my relationship with Mum has grown so much. Now, I know everything about her.” Brenda day out For ... cook at my school,” Julie explains. “It was great – it meant that we always had the school holidays off together, which Mum loved. It also made me really popular, because all my classmates

  10. Age UK's Depop shop

    Age UK is using fashion marketplace Depop to help raise money to fund our vital work. The volunteer who singlehandedly set up and now runs Age UK’s Depop shop tells us more.

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