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Age-appropriate remodelling or relocation? Options in retirement

Is your home still suitable as you get older? Options for accessible living The children have moved out, the house suddenly feels too big, and the stairs are becoming a daily challenge. By the time they retire, at the latest, many people find themselves wondering whether their home is still suitable for their needs as they get older, or whether it is time to reconsider their options. The

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Share your property: How to use too much space wisely

Subdividing your property: Making the most of too much space Has your house become too big now that the children have moved out? Or are you finding the stairs to the first floor increasingly difficult to climb? If so, subdividing your property could be the ideal solution for making good use of unused space whilst also benefiting from new

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Sport in old age: how senior citizens stay fit and healthy ?

Sport and exercise are essential for health and wellbeing in later life. Even though the body is no longer as capable as it was in younger years, the fact remains: it’s never too late to get active! But what positive effects does sport actually have in later life, and which sports are particularly good for older people?

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Support in everyday life: help with the home and garden for older people

Support in everyday life: How to make housework and gardening easier When you first moved into your own home, you were bursting with energy and enthusiasm. But now, housework and gardening are becoming increasingly difficult. However, moving to a smaller flat isn’t absolutely necessary – with the right support, you can

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Studying in retirement: staying mentally fit and learning new things

Studying in retirement: A fountain of youth for the mind and a zest for life Retirement opens up many new opportunities. But what to do with all that free time? Studying in later life not only keeps you mentally sharp, but also offers the chance to explore your interests in greater depth and make new friends. Why

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Finding a doctor as you get older: Tips for finding the right doctor in your area

Finding a doctor in later life: How to find the right doctor in your area Regular visits to the doctor become increasingly important as we get older. However, finding a doctor can often prove difficult: long waiting times, limited availability or uncertainty about which one to choose. Find out here how to find the right doctor – quickly and reliably

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Determine the rent: How landlords find the right rent

Optimum rent: How to set the right rent Many landlords are worried about getting it wrong when setting the rent in view of the rent cap. In fact, the regulations vary from region to region. However, with a system and a little know-how, it is possible to determine the optimum rent. We have summarised the most important aspects for you

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Landlord responsibilities: You should be aware of these duties

Landlord’s obligations: What you need to bear in mind as a landlord If you let out your property, you should be aware that your obligations do not end when you sign the tenancy agreement. On the contrary: many obligations only begin at this point. But what exactly are your obligations as a landlord? 1. Maintenance of the property One of your

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Finding the right tenant: Tips for secure letting

Finding the right tenant: How to play it safe If you’re attached to your property, you’ll no doubt want to find a tenant who suits your home, gets on well with the neighbours and looks after the garden. But a good impression alone isn’t enough. Without thoroughly vetting prospective tenants, you could unwittingly

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Notary appointment when selling a house: the process and tips for homeowners

Appointment with a notary when selling a property: How the contract is finalised As selling a property is a major financial decision, the law provides for the involvement of a neutral expert: the notary. At the appointment with the notary, you will finalise the sale of your property in a legally sound manner, whilst at the same time being protected from making hasty decisions. Why is

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