I don't think elderly people are in any way handicapped. They're certainly well able to learn, and that's been proven, that retired people can learn just as well and effectively as younger groups in the community. But of course their education has gone back a long way, and their education is really I would use the word 'predigital' and they're not familiar with pressing buttons to get answers. No, I don't. I think just generally speaking, that in terms of our modern society, access to information is very important for power and for survival.
Investments are a perfect example.
If you're fully aware of what your options are, well then you can invest wisely. Information technology has a lot to do about providing information to people. Seven Tell is a type of provision of information on a television screen that retired people may or may not know about. But the use of these sorts of things such as Seven Tell could make the difference. We're talking about familiarisation with the new technology.