How to plan for retirement is one of the most important questions for many people in the over 50s age group. Due to this it is understandable that there is a wealth of information out there on everything from pensions, property, tax and saving to lifestyle issues such as further education, adapting to change, holidays, and socialising. As ever at readfreebooks HQ we’ve been trying to make life easier for you guys, so we have personally been researching the web and compiling some of our favourite sites for anyone interested in the subject. We hope you find the following sites useful and please check back soon as when we find more we’ll be sure to post them up here!
A very good starting place is this comprehensive retirement guide site. Packed with information to assist in planning for your retirement. Head straight for the articles section, there are several excellent and well researched articles that are well worth a read. 7 Steps: Planning your Retirement Fund and Why People Work after they Retire are particularly recommended but they are all good.
For jobs for the over 50s check out the skilled people site. Whether it be full time, part time, contract or voluntary jobs for people over 50 we’re sure you’ll find it here.
Whilst on the subject of employment, The 50plus Organisation’s vision is to channel the energies of mature workers to the benefit of society as a whole. Seeking to overcome obstacles to mature workers and to act as an enabler for the 50 plus age group to provide services to businesses and the community. If you’re looking for employment yourself or if you need some work doing and want to make the most of this highly skilled and experienced section of the workforce you could do a lot worse than check this site out. Packed full of info and services.
Readers based near Nottinghamshire should check out Mansfield and District U3A, they provide educational, cultural and social opportunities for over-50s to enjoy retirement. Everything from art appreciation, bridge, crafts, antiques, singing, the Internet, needlework, music, history, literature, wine tasting, scrabble, singing, technology and genealogy, the list goes on. Who said learning was just for youngsters?!
Whilst not specifically for over 50’s, the Frugal Living site is ram packed full of tips and advice on how to live, well, frugally! With a forum, a blog, an ezine, regular guest articles and tips on everything from frugal shopping to frugal travelling, this is a must for anyone interested in saving money and living more economically without missing out!
Mabels . . . For the over 50sincludes articles, news, humour, financial & retirement advice, money saving tips, nostalgia, health & mobility and more for the over 50s. Billed as, ‘The essential resource for all mature people - to help you make the most out of your life!’ its a pretty comprehensive site with a lot of great information. As far as starting places go for over 50s wanting to find informative sites, you could do a lot worse than start with Mabels.