Planning for later life is not only about pensions or retirement dates. It also involves thinking about potential costs that may arise as needs change with age. These conversations can feel distant or uncomfortable, but addressing them early often leads to better outcomes, both financially and emotionally.Later life costs can take many forms. For some, it may involve adapting a home to remain independent for longer. For others, it may include support with daily living or long-term care. These costs are highly individual and can be influenced by health, family support, location, and personal preferences. One of the challenges with…
David GallagherJanuary 19, 2026









