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Deep concern at politicisation of Retirement Income Review – Informed and mature public discussion needed

17 September 2020

COTA Australia’s Chief Executive, Ian Yates, expressed COTA’s deep concern that the objective work of the expert Retirement Income Review is being politicised before the public has even had the chance to look at it.

Forgetting to Pay bills may be a sign of declining cognition

17 February 2021

US researchers linked missed credit card payments with dementia diagnosis up to 6 years prior to diagnosis.

Financial Wellbeing, StepUp for Dementia

New FREE e-learning course on universal design in housing

1 May 2020

The course is designed to assist policy makers, urban planners, housing professionals and home builders. Home designers and homeowners will find it useful too.

Small Business Grants Supports Training in Aged and Disability Sector

5 January 2021

Funded by the Queensland Government, Altura Learning Australia is providing 6 months free access to any 25 courses, for up to 20 employees, from their catalogue of online training courses and is available to any organisation which meets the eligibility criteria.

We can’t predict the future – but we can plan for it.

1 October 2020

A plan for tackling life’s uncertainties gives you confidence about getting what you want in the future. This means not only thinking about your money, but your personal affairs and your health.

Advance Care Planning, Advance Health Directive, Enduring Power of Attorney

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We can’t predict the future – but we can plan for it.