Retired or Disabled

Find tailored accommodation advice for retirees and disabled individuals, covering accessible housing options, adaptations, and support services to suit your specific needs.

Buying a New Retirement Property

Think through the key decisions before buying a retirement home, from whether it's right for you to finding the right property type.

Choosing a Care Home

Picking a care home means weighing up your loved one's needs, the cost, location and what support they actually require.

Disabled Home Essentials

Home modifications like grab bars, accessible bathrooms and ramps help disabled people stay independent, and grants up to £25,000 can cover the costs.

Financing Your Retirement Property

Buying a retirement home means understanding what you can actually afford and being willing to cut back elsewhere to make it work.

Finding Rental Property With Disabled Access

Work out what accessibility features you need, then use the right search methods to find a rental property that actually fits your requirements.

Moving into Sheltered Housing or a Rest Home

Moving into sheltered housing or a rest home lets older people live independently while having support nearby and avoiding the upkeep of a family home.

Renting a Retirement Property

Weigh up the pros and cons of renting versus owning a retirement property to find the right fit for your situation.

Retirement Property Abroad

UK retirees buying property abroad need to weigh the pros and cons carefully before committing to this major decision.

Safety Issues in Homes for the Disabled

Disabled people face serious safety risks at home, especially on stairs and in bathrooms, here's how to make your home safer.