-
I joined a fascinating discussion with a reader and her friends for the latest part of our series
-
In the next part of our series we will look at Britain’s ageing workforce and how discrimination is still cutting short careers
-
Some firms are waking up to the benefits of an ageing workforce, but while many people feel lucky to keep working, others are longing to down tools
-
Ageing expert Karen Lowton says we need to face up to the needs of those growing old with complex health problems – and the costs
-
In part two of our series we explore whether people are saving enough for old age and life after work
-
Is the idea of a financially comfortable retirement increasingly unattainable?
-
Traditional views of retirement are being swept away. In a new series, we consider what that means for the retirees of today – and those of the future
-
Senior reporter Amelia Hill explains why she is focusing on the changing nature of retirement in a new, nine-part weekly series and asks for you to get involved. As Britain’s population gets older, society faces both challenges and opportunities. We consider what they might be for the retirees of today – and those of the future
-
Guardian journalist Amelia Hill will be travelling across Britain to find out your concerns and hopes for retirement – and she wants your help along the way
-
Get weekly email updates from Amelia Hill’s nine-part series examining how an ageing population is transforming retirement for this and future generations
-
One in seven Britons will be over 75 by 2040 and the babyboomers are leading the way in the transformation of retirement
-
Drastic cuts to migration will skew the ratio of working-age people to pensioners, delaying pension payments, modelling for the Guardian shows
-
Experts report growing phenomenon of women recognising themselves as they research their children’s disorders
-
Judge backs UK mother in allowing body of teenage daughter, who died of cancer, to be preserved in US – a process her estranged father opposed
-
M in the Middle draws on ups and downs of Limpsfield Grange schoolgirls’ lives and how autism is different for girls
-
-
Buckinghamshire blaze shuts carriageway and motorists queue for up to five hours overnight at Dartford Crossing in Kent
-
The new retirement A world without retirement