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In this article, we are going to share with you some frequently asked questions. Hope they will be useful to you.

• Caring for the elderly
• Getting ready for retirement
• Tips for using we60.com

 
Caring for the elderly
How to shop online smartly?
When shopping online, do pay attention to these four aspects in order to have a pleasant shopping experience. Click here to learn more.
 
What is gerontech?
Apart from medical aid equipment, gerontech also includes mobile apps and handy tools that help improve the lives of elderly people and their carers. Click here to learn more.
 
What causes elderly people to fall easily at home?
The threshold is a big trap at home. To prevent elderly people from tripping over, remember to put an eye-catching tape on the threshold. Click here for other homesafety tips.
 
How to store items at home properly?
You can put similar items together and label them if they are put in a bag or in a drawer.
Click here for other tips for home storage.
 
What elderly centre services are available in the community?
Various social welfare organizations have set up District Elderly Community Centre (DECC), Neighbourhood Elderly Centre (NEC) and Social Centre for the Elderly (S/E) in the community. Click here for details.
 
What should you pay attention to if you opt for aging at home?
Illumination is a key element. Elderly people are recommended to use lamps with shades as they protect the eyes by shielding off the light coming directly from the bulbs. Click here for other points to note.
 
What do elderly people need to know about personal upkeeping?
The rule of thumb is to accept the natural changes in your body and find the most appropriate way to take care of your skin, hair and shape. Click here to learn more.
 
What do you have to pay attention to when choosing clothing for the elderly?
You should choose comfortable clothes and dress properly. Your outfit should make them feel confident. Click here for more tips.
 
 
Getting ready for retirement
What courses are suitable for retirees?
Retirees may consider free online courses in addition to courses organized by universities: Click here to learn more.
 
How can elderly and middle-aged people go back to the labour market?
Elderly and middle-aged job seekers can take part in the Employment Programme for the Elderly and Middle-aged (organized by the Labour Department). Click here to learn more.
 
How can you lead a colourful retirement life?
You can pick up your old interests or try new things afterretirement. Here is some sharing. Click here to learn more.
 
How can one achieve financial freedom and lead a fantastic life?
Apart from learning how to manage yourwealth, you should also make good use ofbenefits and special offers for the elderly so that you can achievefinancial freedom. Click here to learn more. 
 
What allowance and subsidy are available for the elderly in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong permanent residents aged 65 or above are eligible for variousallowances andsubsidies, such as the Old Age Living Allowance and the ‘fruit money’. Click here to learn more.
 
Can I withdraw my MPF benefits before the age of 65?
You can withdraw your MPF benefits before the age of 65 if you fulfil these two conditions. Click here to learn more.
 
What should the elderly consider before investing in funds?
The potential return of funds can be high, but their risk is also high. Before deciding which fund to invest in, learn about your risk tolerance level and consider these key factors. Click here to learn more.

 
Tips for using we60.com
Why is some text in blue?
Did you notice that some text on our website is blue in colour? Actually, if you click on the text, you will be redirected to the related page or website so that you can get more information on the topic.
 
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Can you see the three ‘A’s on the right of the menu bar? You can click each one to change the size of this website.
 
What are the topics about?
You can find the following information in each topic:

• Home (Home Safety, Home Design, Home Care Services and Residential Homes)
• Dining (Eating Out, Home Cooking, Healthy Eating, Recipes, Lost Flavours, Cooking for Those with Swallowing Difficulties)
• Health (Healthy Living, Common Health Problems, Emotion Management, 330, Health Support Products, Personal Hygiene, Health Talks)
• Wealth (Asset Management, Allowances and Subsidies for the Elderly, Special Offers for the Elderly)
• Joy (Lifelong Learning, Lifelong Working, Chasing Dreams, My Most Favourite Things, Interest Classes, Personal Image)
• Leisure (Good Places to Go, Cultural & Recreational Facilities, Cultural Activities, Upcoming Events, Performance Arts for All, Poetry World, Leisure Goodies, Good Movies)
• Travel (Out and About, Travelling Overseas, Local Travels, Travelling with Parents, Reunion with Friends, Special Offers, Barrier-free Transportation)
• Love (Carers, Terminal Care, Stories to Tell, Love Messages, Social Circles, Finding Old School Pals, Making New Friends, Pets Lover, Gifts & Traditions)