"Internet Made Easy for the Over 50s expands not only on the basics of the internet but also how to make better use of the information found there. Step-by-step tutorials and annotated screenshots ensure that the basics are mastered quickly - from connecting to the internet to contacting others - and then move on to the best way to search on the internet, how to find information you want and ensure its accurate, various online activities (such as buying, selling, banking and making bookings), social networking, blogging and sharing information, and how to stay safe on the internet. Top tips feature throughout the book as well as ideas for next steps to take in discovering the internet, and jargon busters explain technical language throughout."--Publisher's description.

Provides instructions for seniors on such topics as playing games, Internet entertainment options, making travel plans, geneological research, digital photography, sending and receiving email, creating a Web page, and Internet security.

Retirement is a time of opportunity. Without the routine demands of working life, new ambitions can be realized and experiences enjoyed. Yet with so much to consider, people are often unsure how best to plan for their future. Furthermore, with rising retirement ages, the closure of many final salary pension schemes, poor annuity rates and uncertainty regarding universal benefits, the scope for concern and confusion is even greater. The Good Retirement Guide is essential reading for all those looking forward to making the most of their retirement, and offers clear and concise suggestions and advice on a broad range of retirement-related subjects, including finance (investments, pensions, annuities, benefits and tax), housing, health, holidays, starting a business and looking after elderly parents.

Retirement is a time of opportunity. Without the routine demands of working life, new ambitions can be realized and experiences enjoyed. Yet with so much to consider, people are often unsure how best to plan for their future. Furthermore, with rising retirement ages, the closure of many final salary pension schemes, poor annuity rates and uncertainty regarding universal benefits, the scope for concern and confusion is even greater. The Good Retirement Guide is essential reading for all those looking forward to making the most of their retirement, and offers clear and concise suggestions and advice on a broad range of retirement-related subjects, including finance (investments, pensions, annuities, benefits and tax), housing, health, holidays, starting a business and looking after elderly parents. This fully updated edition for 2014 also includes a new chapter on how to protect yourself from scams, online and offline.

Provides instructions for seniors on such topics as playing games, Internet entertainment options, making travel plans, geneological research, digital photography, sending and receiving email, creating a Web page, and Internet security.