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  1. How to trace old bank accounts & lost money

    insurance policy, pension or premium bond – so if you think this could apply to you, it's worth tracking down.  It’s easy to lose touch with one or more of your accounts. Perhaps you’ve

  2. Talking therapies and how they can help

    on. A referral for talking therapies is an option if you don’t want medication. It’s worth being referred and having that initial assessment to see whether a talking therapy would suit you

  3. Age UK at Brain Health Day

    skills change and what influences those changes. CTA: Disconnected Mind 6. One new activity might be worth considering In the audience at Brain Health Day were more than 200 older people who’d recently taken

  4. The future of care for older people

    it’s important we take a step back now to consider the future of care for older people. It’s worth remembering, after all, that crises can often illuminate important factors that were always there ... social prescribing makes total sense: fulfilling activity is good for health, as well as making life worth living, especially for someone without a strong network of family and friends. The numbers likely

  5. Preventing falls

    consider alternatives. Alcohol can increase your risk of falls in and of itself – but it’s worth knowing that it can also interact with some medicines in a way that affects your balance. Check

  6. Windrush Scheme

    The Windrush Scheme is a government initiative to help and support people who arrived in the UK a long time ago but don't have the documents that confirm their immigration status.

  7. Annuities explained

    Annuities offer an income in later life. When you approach retirement, will you cash in your pension pot or get a lifetime annuity? Get annuities advice.

  8. How to use your heating controls

    Understanding how your heating controls work can help you heat your home comfortably without wasting energy. Find out more with Age UK.

  9. Wendy Mitchell on misconceptions about dementia

    can’t tell you how heartening that is,” smiles Wendy. “It makes all of the bad days worth it. That makes my heart swell, it is so humbling.” Would she consider another book, then, given

  10. Celebrating our storytellers

    otherwise. I’ve celebrated Keith’s 100th birthday with him. I’ve heard 100 years’ worth of really interesting stories - first-hand accounts of life through everything that’s happened

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