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Planning Ahead – And Why Waiting for a Crisis Isn’t Worth the Risk

Australia’s ageing population is growing rapidly, and with it comes an increasing need for aged care and support services. Whether that means staying at home with assistance or transitioning to residential care, the numbers tell us one thing clearly: more of us will need some level of help as we grow older. Recent figures show: […]

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Case study: Read what happened when a grieving mother was excluded from her NCAT meeting because she couldn’t hear.

This case study was written by Michael Perkins from Autonomy First Lawyers, supporting vulnerable decision makers. Autonomy First Lawyers were called into help by a fellow experienced solicitor. The solicitor’s client was a mother who had been living with her son until his death. She was discharged to a nursing home from hospital and the […]

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A New Way to Stay in Control of Life

A New Way to Stay in Control of Life   by Louise Mace “It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change” Charles Darwin The only thing that we can guarantee as a constant, besides, death and taxes, is change.  It is what has shaped civilisations […]

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The Power of Advocacy – a real life story.

This is a real-life and recent account of advocacy in action and the empowerment vulnerable people can achieve by having professional people in their corner.   A family received a call from a nursing home advising them that there had been an incident between two residents which resulted in both of them lying on the […]

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Should I seek financial advice?

Should I seek financial advice? – by Les Mace Investment markets have recently taken a severe hit due to the coronavirus pandemic sweeping across the world. While this is a concern and many have seen their savings and investments diminish the good news is we have seen such situations several times over the past 120 […]

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Is our aged care crisis breeding greater gender inequality?

The following article was written by Louise Mace and was published on March 3rd 2021 by The Women’s Agenda in lead up to International Women’s Day.  https://womensagenda.com.au/latest/is-our-aged-care-crisis-breading Is our aged care crisis breeding greater gender inequality? As International Women’s Day draws closer on March 8th, and with the final report on the Royal Commission into Aged […]

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Making a Will in times of social isolation

This article is written by Louise Mace, Managing Director of New Way to Stay, and originally published as “Helping you take care of Legal Affairs from the comfort of home” on Stockland Benefits Plus.   It’s a common scenario. You have that sudden little jolt and momentary panic: “I really should update my Will and […]

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Where There is a Will There is a way: Ageing Fearlessly podcast

New Way To Stay has featured on the Ageing Fearlessly podcast again, this time to discuss Estate Planning Louise Mace, Managing Director of New Way To Stay, recently appeared for the second time on Karen Sander’s Ageing Fearlessly radio program and podcast. Ageing Fearlessly is aimed at 50+ Baby Boomers and aims to educate, motivate […]

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Caring for our ageing population: what it means for employers (HRM Online)

Caring for our ageing population: what it means to employers was published by HRM Online, the official news site of the Australian HR Institute. We submitted the article to HRM Online with the aim of raising awareness about the important and growing challenge of eldercare faced by employees and their employers. In the article, one […]

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