Do you know your neighbours? Why those local connections matter
Our Saga Voices survey reveals the ways that relationships with neighbours change as we age and how they can be crucial to our wellbeing.
I’m a cruise expert: here’s what to pack
If you’re not sure what to take with you, our expert cruise shares what you need and what to leave at home.
What to read in September
From the rulers of a boy’s heart to the glory days of Queen, via the Festival of Britain, the best new book releases.
5 foods that boost your magnesium levels
Magnesium has a whole range of potential health benefits and you can get more of it from eating the right foods.
Backstage with the High Society cast: “You can hear the smile on stage”
Mingling with the stars at Saga Magazine’s first reader theatre event.
Paul Lewis: What the new ISA rules mean for your savings
Our money expert explains how the new limits on cash ISAs and higher taxes on savings could affect you.
Play our free daily puzzles
Beat the boredom and exercise your mind with our selection of free puzzles.
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Latest articles
Hundreds of you responded to Sir Trevor McDonald’s article about cash still deserving our respect.
Anna Richardson shares practical tips for ticking off the jobs you keep putting off.
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Is your canine cleverer? Or can your feline think faster? Experts reveal the truth.
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Exclusive celebrity interviews
Exclusive interviews with some of the world's most celebrated actors, musicians, writers and thinkers
“If I can do it, anybody can”
The BBC newsreader on running 23 marathons, coping with grief and why she’s still chasing new challenges at 58.
“For a while, it was so tedious – it stopped us being able to do anything else but we had no option”
The Doc Martin star was enjoying country life with his family, but then along came two boisterous Jack Russell puppies.
“Memories are made out of Christmas disasters!”
For the Bake Off judge, the funniest festive season was the one when the lunch went completely wrong.
“I feel enormous love for Downton.”
The actor bids farewell to Downton, reflects on losing his parents and brother, and looks forward to his starring role in a new West End show.
“I’ve got pretty good genes”
The baking queen on celebrating her 90th birthday, her daily indulgence and why her husband Paul thinks “cooking is boring”.
“We don’t really look after the elders in our society, they get pushed to the side.”
The actors talk ageing, James Bond, the powerful message of the film and why author Richard Osman felt nervous about coming on set.
Homes
We tested the popular supermarket frozen chips to discover which deliver the crispiest, fluffiest results.
A little know-how can go a long way when something goes wrong at home. Here’s our guide to warning signs and what to do about them.
We delve into the world of air frying to share tips on what to look for when buying, and offer advice from expert chefs.
Health & Wellbeing
The simple habits you pick up on holiday can make a real difference back home.
Dr Mark Porter settles a family debate of when we should brush our teeth in the mornings.
We explain why chickpeas and other pulses are great for you and your wallet.
They might be comfy, but slippers aren't great for older feet - what to wear instead.
Our sleep experts guide us through the bedtime truths and myths.
