A rewarding retirement

For Peter, as he enjoys his retirement years, appreciating what his life has provided is what keeps him happy.

Dedicating time to nurture your relationships could be your ultimate investment.

While old age is often characterised as a form of terminal decline, our research shows that our satisfaction with life actually increases as we get older.

For Peter, as he enjoys his retirement years, appreciating what his life has provided is what keeps him happy.

Dedicating time to nurture your relationships could be your ultimate investment.

While old age is often characterised as a form of terminal decline, our research shows that our satisfaction with life actually increases as we get older.

If you’re thinking about your finances, you’re not alone. Our research shows that financial security is crucial to how we feel about our wellbeing.

Old age can get a bad rap. But, as research shows, our later years could also be our happiest.

Money is central to our wellbeing, but it’s not the only factor in a happy and satisfying life.

Discover why keeping track of your life satisfaction in a number of different areas is a vital part of improving your overall wellbeing

Discover how an adventurous attitude and zest for life are keeping this newly published author busy in (so-called) retirement.