As more local bank branches close, online banking is more necessary now than it has ever been. If you're concerned about your parents' ability to carry out their banking activities, whether it's because they're struggling to leave the house or because their local branch has closed, it may be time to introduce them to online banking. How Do You Enable Online Banking? If your parents already have a bank account, the process of registering for online banking is usually straightforward. First, navigate to their bank's website and find an option to register. This will typically be …
Small Cars with High Driving Positions
We all want to see our loved ones maintain their independence. For over-60s, particularly, mobility can be an obstacle. One way this can impact them is when driving. It can be challenging to keep travelling if they struggle to get in and out of their car. Fortunately, there are some models of car more suitable for elderly drivers. In the past, we have looked at the best small cars. In this article, we will take a closer look at small cars with high driving positions. High Driving Positions in Cars When people think of high driving positions, their minds likely turn to SUVs and …
Choosing the Right Apps for Your Elderly Parents
Introducing your loved one to a smartphone or tablet can be hard enough without also having to think about the apps you're going to load onto them. Nowadays, app stores for smartphones and tablets are a treasure trove of possibilities. Apps can really aid and enrich the lives of elderly people. We know that everyone leads busy lives, and trawling through app after app to find something suitable may not be plausible. We have compiled some information which will hopefully make choosing the right apps for your elderly parents much easier. Elderly people may not be as open to the idea …
Top 5 Podcasts for Older People
When televisions starting popping up in British households in the 1950s, there was concern that it would cause the end of radio as we know it. By the 60s, 9 in 10 UK households owned a TV and it did mean that rather than sitting around a radio to listen to their favourite shows, British families now watched them instead. Radio did see a steady decline in listeners as the years and decades went by, just as had been predicted. However, as the internet developed, a new wave of listening began: podcasts. Previously known as audioblogging, its roots can be traced back to the 80s. …
Keep in Touch: How to Stay Connected to Loved Ones
One of the biggest problems facing the elderly today is loneliness. This is despite access to the internet. This can come down to a lack of willingness to try new things or worries that they won't understand. However, it is important that we stay connected to loved ones to prevent them from feeling isolated. With that in mind, we look at 5 effective ways of keeping in touch. 5. Schedule Regular Visits It's easy for the hustle and bustle of modern life to leave us with little time to visit family and friends. However, it's important to make time for one another. If you don't get …
Should You Buy an Electric Car?
We are all becoming increasingly conscious of our impact on the environment. For drivers, this means being conscious of how often we travel and the efficiency of the vehicles we are using. An increasing number of people are looking towards electric cars. However, you may be wondering whether an electric car is the right choice for you. This article will look at the pros and cons of electric car ownership. We will also explore other transport options to help you reduce your impact on the environment, and possibly save money in the process. Benefits of Electric Cars The …
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