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AGE Concern is Bury is trying to bring some order to the lives of residents.
A survey has revealed that 62 per cent of people do not know where their important documents are stored.
Age Concern Bury has now launched a LifeBook - a free booklet to help people manage their affairs.
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Alan Brown, from Age Concern in Broad Street, Bury, said: "Our research and years of experience working with older people in Bury shows that, as we age, we appreciate the importance of planning and getting our affairs in order. That is why LifeBook has been created."
LifeBook is available to everyone, regardless of age, and can be requested from the Bury branch; by calling 0845685 1061; or visiting ageconcern. org.uk/
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