The Golden Times

A UK research report has found a growing number of couples over 60 live in separate households, a trend particularly pronounced among those entering a new relationship at this stage of their lives. Improved mental health is a bonus. Lancaster University #gerontologicalsociety

There’s nothing like curling up with a good book. The bonus is that by making it a regular pastime it will offer a range of mental benefits that contribute to a senior’s overall well-being. Jamie Nemtsas

Australia’s largest private healthcare provider is growing turnover, making a profit and rewarding shareholders. It’s still failing to impress a sharemarket that is constantly being reminded of the sector’s poor health. Jamie Nemtsas

The biotech giant is poised for a strong performance, building on a solid set of numbers posted in 2024. The wildcard remains a Donald Trump presidency and the potential for disruptive economic policies. Jamie Nemtsas

The Australian Energy Market Commission insists consumers are protected in its final ruling. The National Seniors Association begs to differ, arguing the changes will punish those who don’t understand how to change their energy use.

While industrial remains the commercial property sweet spot, convenience retail, which is largely immune to e-commerce, is proving an excellent defensive asset. 

With Australia in the early stages of a $3.5 trillion wealth transfer, there are significant opportunities for charities to benefit. Luckily for them, a growing number of families agree that their wealth should be more equitably shared.

To tackle the mental illness and social isolation that can tragically accompany ageing, six AI characters have been recruited to offer patience, empathy, knowledge and friendly encouragement to those suffering.

Retirement provides the ideal opportunity to pursue different interests. Whether it’s painting, sculping, photography or even learning a musical instrument, it’s a challenging way to develop a different interest. Jamie Nemtsas

The first quarter of 2024-25 saw the largest supermarket player grow its sales. This positive result was more than offset by a combination of regulatory and political factors, higher operating costs and growing competition from Amazon. Jamie Nemtsas