When it comes to our wellbeing, we often think about our physical health and the importance of regular exercise and a good diet. However, the social component of our wellbeing is just as important as maintaining good physical health.
DOWNSIZE WITH CONFIDENCE: RETIREMENT LIVING EXPERT SHARES TOP TIPS
The decision to downsize comes about for many reasons; when your home becomes too big to manage, or empty nest syndrome starts kicking in, or simply coming to the realisation that the area in which you live has changed significantly and people have moved on. Without adequate retirement plans – like topped up superannuation funds – you may need to reduce household expenses and live frugally – or look at downsizing.
Although it is a very rewarding change, downsizing can feel daunting, especially if you have lived in your home for many years. At first, the idea of calling a new place home can seem strange, and it can be difficult to say goodbye to a home full of memories.
Our Goondiwindi Hobby Den residents have spent a lot of their time in isolation thinking about what they can make in the village to assist in coming out of Covid-19 times but keeping in line with social distancing measures.
With so much information floating around on the internet, it's sometimes difficult to know which sites are reputable and have the most recent and accurate information.
Although lockdown laws are slowly being lifted, many people are still making the smart decision to stay at home to ensure their safety. While responsible, this can make buying gifts for loved ones a little difficult and gifting them even more so. Here are four creative present ideas that you can purchase, and gift from the comfort of your own home.
The coronavirus pandemic has served as a wakeup call for many across the world. Until now, many of us had never experienced the feeling of not being able to leave the house or see our loved ones. Big life events like this serve as a reminder that life is precious, and short, and we need to make the most of it while we can.
Community connection plays a vital role in both our physical and mental wellbeing, particularly during our senior years.
Luckily, we live in a time where have the internet and an abundance of digital resources to occupy us during isolation.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and nutritious diet is very important during the COVID-19 pandemic, especially since most of us aren’t getting as much exercise and physical activity as we’re used to! With that being said, it can be hard to curb cravings, particularly when you’re stuck inside so close to the pantry and the fridge.
Village by name and village by nature, Oak Tree residents have been sticking together – from a safe distance – during the coronavirus pandemic, proving you don’t have to feel alone during isolation.
To guarantee your safety, it is crucial to stay up to date with new information about COVID-19.
If you have been contemplating downsizing for a while, the current COVID-19 pandemic is the perfect opportunity to finally make the change. Here’s why.
There is so much going on in the world right now that it is normal to feel overwhelmed, stressed, and a little down. While it can be tough to stay positive, here are some simple steps that will improve your general wellness and help you to stay happy and healthy during COVID-19.
If you’re approaching retirement, the current COVID-19 impacts on your financial security and the volatility of the investment markets that has come as a result, can lead to feelings of uncertainty and concern. During this time, it is important to be educated and informed on how you can preserve your retirement savings.
p>The current COVID-19 pandemic has posed many obstacles, even around what were once trivial, day to day tasks like grocery shopping and picking up essential items.
Restricted life doesn’t have to mean restricted motion. Being out of our normal routine and finding our feet in new routines may mean our exercise routine has gone out the window.