Staying curious, connected and capable


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  • Sunday, 06 Jul 2025

Learning a new skill or craft can also bring immense benefits to retirees. - Pexels

We know that everyone retires at some point, but when it happens to us, it’s still a shock.

If you’ve been working from home or were a fulltime homemaker or carer, the transition can be slower and less painful. But if you go from traditional employment to retirement, the change is a steep one.

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