The Retirement Villages Act & Regulations
The Retirement Villages Act 1999 (NSW) (“the Act”) and the Retirement Villages Regulation 2025 (“the Regulation”) form the primary legislative framework governing retirement villages in New South Wales.
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The Hidden Costs in Retirement Living
The Hidden Costs of Retirement Living: What Every Resident Should Know Before Signing
How to Choose the Right Retirement Village: A Family's Guide to Making the Best Decision
Why Retirement Villages Are Good for Your Soul and Longevity: What the Research Really Shows
Have you ever wondered if retirement villages are just marketing hype, or if they genuinely make a difference to people's wellbeing and lifespan? Let's dive into what the latest research tells us about these communities and why they might be one of the best decisions you could make for your golden years.
What is a Retirement Village, short and sweet
A retirement village is a specially designed residential community that provides accommodation and lifestyle services to older people, typically those aged 55 years and over. Unlike aged care facilities (sometimes referred to as 'nursing homes'), retirement villages are intended for people who are still relatively independent, not working fulltime, but want to live in a supportive and socially engaging environment.
The Retirement Villages Act & Regulations
The Retirement Villages Act 1999 (NSW) (“the Act”) and the Retirement Villages Regulation 2025 (“the Regulation”) form the primary legislative framework governing retirement villages in New South Wales.
The Hidden Costs in Retirement Living
The Hidden Costs of Retirement Living: What Every Resident Should Know Before Signing
How to Choose the Right Retirement Village: A Family's Guide to Making the Best Decision
Why Retirement Villages Are Good for Your Soul and Longevity: What the Research Really Shows
Have you ever wondered if retirement villages are just marketing hype, or if they genuinely make a difference to people's wellbeing and lifespan? Let's dive into what the latest research tells us about these communities and why they might be one of the best decisions you could make for your golden years.
What is a Retirement Village, short and sweet
A retirement village is a specially designed residential community that provides accommodation and lifestyle services to older people, typically those aged 55 years and over. Unlike aged care facilities (sometimes referred to as 'nursing homes'), retirement villages are intended for people who are still relatively independent, not working fulltime, but want to live in a supportive and socially engaging environment.
Your Rights in a Retirement Village
The NSW Retirement Villages Act 1999 provides comprehensive protections and rights for residents living in registered retirement villages. Here are your key rights:
The Retirement Villages Act & Regulations
The Retirement Villages Act 1999 (NSW) (“the Act”) and the Retirement Villages Regulation 2025 (“the Regulation”) form the primary legislative framework governing retirement villages in New South Wales.
The Hidden Costs in Retirement Living
The Hidden Costs of Retirement Living: What Every Resident Should Know Before Signing
How to Choose the Right Retirement Village: A Family's Guide to Making the Best Decision
Why Retirement Villages Are Good for Your Soul and Longevity: What the Research Really Shows
Have you ever wondered if retirement villages are just marketing hype, or if they genuinely make a difference to people's wellbeing and lifespan? Let's dive into what the latest research tells us about these communities and why they might be one of the best decisions you could make for your golden years.
What is a Retirement Village, short and sweet
A retirement village is a specially designed residential community that provides accommodation and lifestyle services to older people, typically those aged 55 years and over. Unlike aged care facilities (sometimes referred to as 'nursing homes'), retirement villages are intended for people who are still relatively independent, not working fulltime, but want to live in a supportive and socially engaging environment.