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FAQs

You'll often have the flexibility to renovate your apartment, but you’ll likely need to seek approval from your retirement community manager first. 

There are often policies in place to protect the safety and comfort of all residents and to safeguard the aesthetic qualities and structural integrity of the buildings. 

If you’ve been given approval for a renovation, you’ll find that work must be carried out by qualified, registered tradespeople holding appropriate licences and insurances. 

Always speak with your retirement community about its renovation policy.

Many retirement properties feature a lock up and leave design, making it easy for residents to head off on weekends away or extended holidays. 

You may wish to ask your retirement community manager if they are able to arrange for your plants to be watered or your mail collected - or you may just ask a neighbour. 

With staff on-site at many villages, you’ll also have added peace of mind about heading away on holidays.

Suited to those with low to moderate care needs, an apartment with services can afford you a life of independence, with support services designed to empower you to live in your own home for as long as possible. 

Support services may vary between communities and can include meals, cleaning and linen, in addition to others. 

Residential aged care is for those who need more intensive, frequent support. Aged care homes can offer a full spectrum of care, including for dementia, other serious health challenges and palliative care.

Costs of retirement properties differ. Always ask the retirement community you’re interested in about the different types and sizes of properties on offer. You can also find sale prices for available properties online.

Independent financial advisers can help you make the best choice based on your own personal circumstances.

We recommend sourcing an independent, accredited financial adviser who you can trust.

Seeking referrals from friends and family can be useful, but always check that an adviser is accredited, too. You can search for accredited financial advisers here: Financial Advisers Register.

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