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Retirement can be a time when people may try to take advantage of your trust. Protect your money from people you know Elder financial abuseElder financial abuse is a form of financial abuse and a serious problem in Australia. Many older Australians can be at greater risk of elder financial abuse as they are more...
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A healthy super balance doesn’t always rule you out of the Age Pension Many Australians assume a healthy super balance means they’re not eligible for the Age Pension. But that’s not always the case. If you have a decent superannuation balance and other financial assets, you may have ruled out the possibility of getting the...
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The Australian Government has announced it is introducing new consumer protections for Support at Home participants. These are in addition to protections already in place to ensure reasonable prices and service quality for participants. The government has also announced it will pause the implementation of price caps for Support at Home services. This pause allows...
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The Support at Home program was introduced in November 2025 and replaced the Home Care Packages Program and the Short-term Restorative Care Programme. This completely changes how older Australians access in-home care. Additional changes have been introduced since, which means that the Australian Government will fully fund personal care services if you have been assessed...
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Older Australians could face health insurance price rises three times higher than others under new government rebate changes. Here’s what families need to know. Older Australians could soon be paying significantly more for their private health insurance. The increase may hit them much harder than younger policyholders. New data from Private Healthcare Australia reveals that...
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Retirement is an opportunity to assess where you live and how you want to live. Questions to help you decide where to live Retirement may be a time to think about whether you want to stay where you are, downsize or move into a retirement home. Your children may have moved out, and the family...
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If you need help at home, the Australian Government provides a range of care services. Where to start The first thing to do is think about what you need. You might want to stay in your own home but need some help with domestic chores. Or you might be ready to start looking at options...
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New research shows grief in aged care begins long before death, starting at the moment a loved one enters residential care. Families describe a long, evolving journey shaped by loss of role, communication, and meaningful rituals – pointing to the need for grief support across the entire aged care experience. Grief in aged care doesn’t...
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Ageing comes with wisdom, experience and a lifetime of stories, but it can also bring new challenges. Tasks that once felt effortless may now require support, and while many people assume the only option is moving into residential care, that isn’t the case. You can often receive the help you need while continuing to live...
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Ageing is a natural part of life, and with it often comes a reduced ability to manage everyday tasks, especially at night. The same is true for people living with disabilities who may need extra support with mobility, safety or personal care. While daytime assistance is valuable, nighttime brings its own challenges and risks. Overnight...
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