Making a will
It often gets forgotten - if you want to be sure your wishes will be met, then a will is vital.
Thinking about the end of life can be tough, but being well informed can help us stay in control of the way we die.
It often gets forgotten - if you want to be sure your wishes will be met, then a will is vital.
There are a number of reasons why you might need someone to make decisions for you or act on your behalf.
If your partner has died you may be able to claim bereavement benefits. The benefits can help ease the financial worries you may face.
A living will lets you indicate what type of treatment you want or refuse some types of medical treatment in certain situations.
Find out who to tell about the death, registering a death and paying for a funeral.
Bereavement is highly personal and distressing, but there are ways to help you through a painful time.
Following her own experience of bereavement, Jan Robinson published a book of advice, gathered from others who have also lost their husband.
Every year our Advice Service deals with thousands of calls from older people in need. Call us today to make sure that you are receiving all the help and support available to you.