Are baby boomers self-absorbed?
Global survey shines a light on the differences between the generations as the pandemic rages.
Safeguarding against life’s uncertainties
Do you have life insurance? Why? Why not? Tell us what you think for your chance to win.
Banks we trust the most – and the least
Trust in some banks improves, but industry as a whole fails to impress, survey finds.
Banks we trust the most – and the least
Trust in some banks improves, but industry as a whole fails to impress, survey finds.
Life in a post-pandemic world
This once-in-a-lifetime event offers a unique chance to understand a bit more about how COVID-19 has affected you, as well as what you’ll do in a post-COVID-19 world.
Your say on retirement affordability
YourLifeChoices members generously participate in numerous surveys each year. These yield valuable information about the state of retirement – the pressure points, the fears, the true essentials for a comfortable retirement.
Kit could help people with dementia
Researchers believe they may have the key to helping people with dementia when they need to be hospitalised.
Money woes claim extra two million
The older you are the better you score in the Financial Consciousness Index, but only until this age.
‘Comfort’ levels fall
Almost 40 per cent of households are ‘unable to afford essentials’ or have ‘no money left over afterwards’, report finds.
Older singles hurting the most
Thirty per cent of Australians living in poverty are elderly singles, according to the annual report of the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia.
Sex keeps getting better: survey
A commissioned study from dating site Lumen shows that one third of Australians (30 per cent) over the age of 50 are having the best sex of their lives.
Are you listening?
A recent study has revealed that there are around 3.5 million Australians who listen to podcasts, in what is becoming the fastest-growing on-demand audio medium in Australia.
