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Picture: Vlada Karpovich/Pexels ABOUT THIS SEMINAR We make property decisions throughout our life when choosing where to live, but as times goes on the decision is more than just what real estate can I get for my money. We need to think about how we will live and who is there to help us. The process of moving into a retirement village community requires consideration and accurate information. Before committing, it is critical you understand the retirement villages contractual arrangements, impact on your estate and ways to comfortably pay for your living expenses. This Moving into a Retirement Village seminar is designed to equip you with the legal and financial practicalities of securing a home in a retirement village. WHAT WILL I LEARN? The legal side of retirement-village entry • There are fundamental differences between home ownership outside a retirement village and your rights with respect to accommodation inside a village. Simply put, the contractual arrangements for retirement villages are more complex. Adding to this complexity is that retirement villages in the ACT do not have identical contractual and financial models. This seminar will give you insight into the contractual and financial models on offer in the ACT; and • Notwithstanding those different contractual and financial models, there are some commonalities which apply to entry and life in each village. In this seminar you will also learn about cooling-off periods, settling-in periods, recurrent charges, budget approvals, how your money is protected and when the law requires you to get your money back after you leave a village. Wills and enduring powers of attorney • Why it is important to have a will and enduring power of attorney; • What should be included in a will; • How to choose your attorney and how to protect yourself; and • What happens if you do not have a will and/or enduring power of attorney. Funding your retirement lifestyle as well as preparing for the frailty years. • The common question when it comes to retirement is: how much is enough? If only the answer was simple! But the fact is that the answer varies due to a range of factors, including your lifestyle aspirations, personal health and family commitments; and • We cover strategies available to increase cash flow and income certainty to support your quality of life in retirement and the need to prepare for when you may need extra supportive care. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? People who are: • researching the option of downsizing; • wanting to learn more about living in a retirement-village community; • confused about the different retirement-village contractual arrangements; • seeking clarification about the costs; and • preparing for retirement. NEED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE SEMINAR? It's on Tuesday, June 22, 10am to 12.30pm, at the Hellenic Club of Canberra , 1 Matilda Street, Woden. It's presented by KJB Law and Phillips Wealth Partners . Book online: eventbrite.com.au/e/plan-for-a-successful-move-into-a-retirement-living-community-tickets-154049300605 Details, bookings: Liz (02) 6281 0999 or liz@kjblaw.com.au

OPTIONS: Our specialist solicitors, including Andrew Freer, are able to meet with you via Skype or Zoom if you can't do a face-to-face meeting. Main picture: Lukas Bieri/Pixabay As the ACT and the rest of Australia moves out of strict covid rules, it’s important that our health and safety remain a No.1 priority. Although regulations and guidelines are relaxing, it’s vital we all remain vigilant and care for one another. We all share this responsibility. The ACT is operating under a set of COVID-normal restrictions . Please do not visit KJB Law offices if you have any covid-like symptoms, such as a cold or flu, fever or high temperature. Many legal matters cannot be postponed and if you need to avoid physical contact you can make an appointment for a phone meeting, or a video meeting via Skype or Zoom, simply by calling (02) 6281 0999 or emailing us, kjblaw@kjblaw.com.au. Legal concerns range from writing or updating wills or powers of attorney to more complex matters like family law and conveyancing. You can chat with our friendly receptionist Kylie Brown, on (02) 6281 0999 or email her at kylie@kjblaw.com.au, and she will happily point you in the right direction. Kylie can also outline our fees which vary, depending on what needs to be done. It is important every client has a clear understanding of their tailored legal plan. An initial consultation may be 30 minutes or two hours — everything is shaped to your needs. Appointments are generally taken from 8.30am, the final meeting usually ending at 5pm. We try to keep to those times but this is not a hard and fast rule because we recognise there can be other circumstances to allow for. If you know which legal specialist you need, or have already begun working with one of our solicitors, you can find their personal contact details and the details of their staff here or here . In line with covid guidelines, all visitors must register their name and phone number at reception which is needed in the event of contact tracing. If you book an appointment, we’ll take your details then so there’s no need to register when you visit. If you come in off the street we’ll ask you to register then. Appointments streamline the process and make it easier for everyone. It’s not mandatory to wear a face-mask when you visit us but you may if you wish. All of our meeting rooms and spaces are wiped down and sanitised for every meeting. You can rest assured that when you come in and sit down, your chair has just been wiped clean for you. We continue to closely monitor and adhere to the regulations and advice provided by the Federal Government’s Department of Health and in accordance with ACT Government guidelines . Thank you for your support as we work together for the health and safety of our clients, staff and the community.