SAGA Magazine

Saga Publishing Ltd produce a great magazine that came through the letterbox free of charge. If you had to buy it, the cost would be £2.00GBP. The edition that I received has over 200 pages packed full of information for supposedly the over 50's. Although I think this magazine would also help other age groups as well as the age group it is aimed at. Adverts for all aspects of home life and outside interests are featured in the Saga magazine. There are 2 sets of contents pages. The first has the special features for that particular month. Whilst the second contents page refers to regular monthly features. At the front of the magazine are ...  Read the complete review

Saga Magazine: This magazine, although not available from the newsagents, is excellent value for money. Published monthly, it can be a boon for everyone, not just those it is aimed at, - as everyone can learn something from betweeen its covers. If you are wise enough to have SAGA insurance or if you have taken a SAGA holiday, then they’ll send you your first copy free of charge. I can recommend it to you as I have been reading it for a while now and it never fails to advise and entertain. This months edition (August 2000) covers issues as diverse as medicine in the Highlands of Scotland, a Bus that thinks it’s a ...  Read the complete review

I was introduced to Saga by a close friend. I enjoyed it so much that I became a subscriber myself. Just because it is targeted at people over fifty does not mean that it is boring or unstimulating. For people over fifty it is essential reading. Saga deals with issues that are pertinent to the target age group. It champions and researches issues that the ordinary press sometimes ignore. At the moment it is working hard to improve the life of carers, providing respite care for those who have not had a holiday in years. It is also carefully monitoring the government's new policy on provision of care for the elderly (particularly the issue of selling your home ...  Read the complete review

The Saga magazine concentrates on issues for the mature reader. Health,money,home and Leisure,Lifestyle and the Community are just some of the topics covered. As we all grow a little older there are many areas where we are entitled to a discount,Saga makes us aware of this and will point out where we may be able to save money. Saga also has its own services to offer,specialising in Insurance cover,Travel,Money issues and Health. Saga has an online community that is easily accessed.Called Saga Zone it is a way of keeping in touch with others,there are lively online forums,where you can put your point of view,write a web diary or even write your own ...  Read the complete review