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Maximising the longevity divident

International Longevity Centre UK

6 Dec 2019

This report finds that the next decades will see huge growth in consumption by older people – as there are more older consumers and they spend more on average. It argues that action should be taken to enable older people, as workers and consumers, to realise a 'longevity dividend' which could increase GDP in the UK.

The value of financial advice

International Longevity Centre UK

29 Nov 2019

This new research report finds that those who received financial advice in the 2001-2007 period had accumulated significantly more liquid financial assets and pension wealth than their unadvised equivalent peers by 2012-14.

Estimating need in older people: findings for England

Age UK

27 Nov 2019

This report, explores the numbers and experience of older people in need in England. Using data from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA), the analysis estimates that 5.9 million people aged 65 and over have health and care needs.

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Housing Made for Everyone (HoME): New coalition formed to tackle lack of suitable housing

The Housing Made for Everyone (HoME) coalition calls on the next government to make all new homes accessible and adaptable.

When We're 64 – Your Guide to a Great Later Life

New book from Louise Ansari, published by Green Tree – Bloomsbury, gives the essential guide to making sure you have a fabulous later life.

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If we want to become supercentenarians, a stronger focus on prevention is needed

A unique group of people - called 'supercentenarians' - are living to age 110 or more. But will the rest of us be as lucky?

Learning from other Age-friendly Communities

As part of the UK Network of Age-friendly Communities, representatives from Age-friendly Cheshire West recently visited the Isle of Wight to learn about the work being done there.

Ageing needs to dominate this election - but not as conflict between millenials and boomers

With the population demographic changing, there's now a huge chance for the next government to create a society where we all have the opportunity to age well and enjoy our later lives.

It’s good to talk: how emotional support can aid later-life planning

At our breakfast debate in November we explored the role of individuals, employers and policy makers in supporting people to plan for life beyond 50.

How a lifetime of income inequalities can stack up against women in later life

Women face financial disadvantages throughout their lives. This can lead to serious inequalities in later life.

Planning is a key part of the solution to creating homes for everyone

Planning deregulation has been high on the political agenda in recent months. But whoever forms the next government must learn from recent experience to ensure that we are creating homes which meet the needs of our changing population.

What does the gender pay gap mean for women in later life?

After the 14th November, women are said to 'work for free' for the rest of the year as a result of the gender pay gap. But how does the gap affect women in later life?

Centre for Ageing Better appoints senior figures to drive forward work on later life

The Centre for Ageing Better appoints David Orr as Associate Director for Housing and Justin Newman as Director of Strategy and Partnerships.

What can productivity figures tell us about working in later life?

With productivity in the UK falling, much more needs to be done to make sure employers are supporting and upskilling their older workers.

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Read all the latest news and blogs from the Centre for Ageing Better

Top stories

The Housing Made for Everyone (HoME) coalition calls on the next government to make all new homes accessible and adaptable.

New book from Louise Ansari, published by Green Tree – Bloomsbury, gives the essential guide to making sure you have a fabulous later life.

Latest news

A unique group of people - called 'supercentenarians' - are living to age 110 or more. But will the rest of us be as lucky?

As part of the UK Network of Age-friendly Communities, representatives from Age-friendly Cheshire West recently visited the Isle of Wight to learn about the work being done there.

With the population demographic changing, there's now a huge chance for the next government to create a society where we all have the opportunity to age well and enjoy our later lives.

At our breakfast debate in November we explored the role of individuals, employers and policy makers in supporting people to plan for life beyond 50.

Women face financial disadvantages throughout their lives. This can lead to serious inequalities in later life.

Planning deregulation has been high on the political agenda in recent months. But whoever forms the next government must learn from recent experience to ensure that we are creating homes which meet the needs of our changing population.

After the 14th November, women are said to 'work for free' for the rest of the year as a result of the gender pay gap. But how does the gap affect women in later life?

The Centre for Ageing Better appoints David Orr as Associate Director for Housing and Justin Newman as Director of Strategy and Partnerships.

With productivity in the UK falling, much more needs to be done to make sure employers are supporting and upskilling their older workers.

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