Moving house is always stressful — but in later life, it’s rarely just about the property. It’s about memories, identity, independence, and big life transitions.

In this conversation, Nick speaks with Susan from Turner’s Oak, an estate agent who specialises in supporting older homeowners and their families through some of the most emotional moves they’ll ever make.

Whether you’re approaching a move yourself or supporting a loved one, this episode is full of empathy, insight, and practical advice.

🎧 Listen now to discover how a tailored, understanding approach can turn a daunting process into a positive next chapter.

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What happens when a high-performing sales exec trades spreadsheets for stage scripts? In this episode, Nick Holbrook shares his personal journey through retirement, from trial and error to finding new purpose in writing, audiobook narration, and comedy.

We explore the emotional shifts, identity challenges, and redefining what ‘retirement’ truly means.

It’s honest, relatable, and full of practical reflections, especially for those who aren’t quite ready to “do nothing.”

In this episode of The Retirement Lounge, Nick speaks with Jane Finnerty, Chair of the Society of Later Life Advisers (SOLLA), about the importance of good financial advice in later life and what makes SOLLA-accredited advisers different.

They explore what SOLLA is, how it came about, and why accreditation matters when navigating complex decisions around care, estate planning, and vulnerability.

Jane brings warmth, experience, and passion to a topic that’s often misunderstood, helping listeners understand where to turn when life throws up uncertainty.

Whether you're approaching later life yourself, supporting a loved one, or part of the “sandwich generation” balancing care responsibilities with your own household, this episode is full of insight.