Managing Your Finances

The increasing cost of living means more older people are experiencing financial worries. We've put together some helpful tips and information that could help you to save money on your household outgoings.

We've put together some helpful tips and information that could help older people to save money on their electricity, gas, and water bills.

The increasing cost of living means more older people are experiencing financial worries. We've put together ten top tips to be more energy efficient.

Information and advice on what benefits and entitlements you might be eligible for as an older person living in the UK.

The increasing cost of living means more older people are experiencing financial worries. We've put together some helpful discounts available.

The increasing cost of living means more older people are experiencing financial worries. We've put together some helpful tips and information that could help you to save money on transport costs.

The increasing cost of living means more older people are experiencing financial worries. We've put together some helpful tips and information about budgeting and how this can help.

We understand that due to the rising cost of living, people might need financial support, and could even find themselves falling into debt. Dealing with money issues can be difficult and hard to face, but it’s important to get the right help at the right time.

If you’re struggling to pay your mortgage, there might be some support available to you. We’ve compiled a list of tips to help and organisations to contact.

A pension is a type of savings that helps you put money aside for later in life, to provide income for when you retire. There are two different types of pension, private and State pensions. There are tax advantages with a pension, compared with other types of savings.

Here's all you need to know about claiming your State Pension.

Here's all you need to know about claiming your private Pension.

Social care is, unfortunately, rarely free and we understand it is a big financial undertaking. We've provided some information and guidance below to help support you with funding arrangements.

A lasting power of attorney (LPA) is a legal document that lets you (known as the ‘donor’) appoint one or more people (known as the ‘attorneys’) who you trust to help you make decisions or to make decisions on your behalf. LPA is usually given to family members.

A Will, (also known as a Last Will & Testament) is a legally prepared and bound document. Writing a Will is something you can put off doing, but here are twelve reasons why you should write a Will.

Your Will is a legal document that outlines what happens to your money, property, and possessions after your death. Here you will find advice and guidance on how to write a will.

There are lots of things to think about and decide when arranging a funeral at a time when you’re coping with grief and you might not have any experience in arranging a funeral.

We understand that going on holiday is a big part of living later life well. Unfortunately, as we age, it seems that insurance goes up in price - the main reason for this is that insurance companies assume you’re more likely to come across medical issues while on a trip than someone younger. We hope these tips allow you to travel with confidence.

Life insurance (sometimes referred to as ‘life assurance’) is designed to make sure your dependents, such as your children or a partner, will be financially looked after in the event of your death.

If you’re over 60 and have an illness, condition, or disability that leaves you needing long-term care later, you could buy a Lifetime Care Plan.

Inheritance Tax is a tax on the estate (the property, money and possessions) of someone who’s died.

How much does it cost to make a Will? When should you consider making one? What if you don’t make one at all? Find out the answer to these important questions.

If you're over State Pension age, you can apply for Pension Credit which is extra money (on top of your State Pension payments) to help you cover your living costs. You may even be able to receive this benefit if you have other income, savings or assets.