Whether it be to a beachside bolthole, a seniors community or an inner-city apartment – downsizing is one of the most exciting, and potentially frightening, stages of retired life. But learning from the downsizing experiences of other over-60s and receiving guidance from downsizing and property experts can make the journey through selling your home and buying a new one so much easier. Starts at 60 has all of the downsizing information you need, plus experts to answer your questions, so contact us at [email protected] to learn more about how we can help you.

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When it comes to decluttering possessions, start with the hardest task. Source: Getty
Retirement villages are a popular downsizing option for being a low-cost and community-centric way to live. Source: Getty
Renting in retirement can provide you with both lifestyle and financial advantages. Source: Getty Images.
More time with the grandkids is often seen as one of the benefits of granny flats. Image Source: Getty.
Beware of these hidden costs associated with selling your home. Source: Getty
Downsizing: Getting rid of unwanted items

Meet Rachel Lane, Downsizing guru

Rachel is Editor at Large of the Starts at 60 Downsizing Hub and the author of Downsizing Made Simple.

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