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  1. Index of Wellbeing in Later Life

    carers is very important – a little bit of caring responsibility can be good for feeling useful and valued, but too much can be bad for one’s wellbeing (and health). Having positive social interactions with

  2. Spend or save: What would you do with £25,000?

    some love or hire some nelp for that conservatory or extension you've always wanted. This could add value to your house as well as sprucing up your current living environment. Think about ticking something

  3. Your donations go further with Gift Aid!

    made in the previous four years. The basic rate of tax we claim is currently 20% on the gross value of your gift (that’s the same as 25% on the net). Income from state pensions alone is unlikely

  4. Give a major gift

    up to the basic rate of tax (20%). However, if you're a higher rate taxpayer, you can increase the value of your donation to Age UK even further by reclaiming the difference between the basic rate of tax

  5. Philippa Forrester on wellbeing and the wild

    family units – they don’t get abandoned because they’re old. In fact, they’re valued and revered because they’ve experienced so much. Not every year is the same, even under the ... that gives us the time and space to just sit and listen, which is what we need to do. I think that value needs to be passed down as much as we can, but there’s often a sense of isolation . So it’s

  6. Paige praises the power of yoga

    older people the opportunity to socialise, meet new people and catch up with friends. Paige sees the value in classes like these as, to an extent, her experience on Love Island taught her how difficult it

  7. Thanks to our volunteers

    fundraising efforts, to operating reception desks, cooking, cleaning, gardening, and so much more. The value these roles provide is significant and allows us to widen our reach. Charity shops Then there are

  8. Health decline and housing

    health through improving older people's homes seriously, using local knowledge of what older people value and building on the evidence of past success.

  9. Say no to ageism on International Day of Older Persons

    mirror and reflect upon your age, instead of associating getting older with negativity, embrace age, value all people, young and old on both this International Day of Older Persons and all other days. [i]

  10. Are we really ready for a cashless society?

    internet. The cost of cybercrime – protecting electronic and digital payments – is £3.1bn, whereas the value of old-fashioned counterfeit notes in circulation is ‘only’ £4.83m. Why the hurry? The shift away

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