Consider the safety, convenience, and financial impact of your different options, as well as the accessibility of services to make life easier.
You’re not overstepping boundaries to initiate the conversation, the advice columnist writes
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A new study on "naturally occurring retirement communities" shows that cities must adapt to and support the needs of elders for them to thrive.
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There is a lot that goes into retirement planning, including a focus on insurance needs.
A panel on senior housing and retirement communities showed why developers need to change their model to appeal to boomers.
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When it comes to 401(k)s and other retirement plans not all industries are equal. In fact some are pretty bad.
As you watch your parents or other beloved elders age, sometimes worry becomes inevitable. Should they have housing upgrades? Can they continue to live independently? Your intention isn’t to take over their lives, but you may genuinely want to start the conversation about possible future changes. How do you do this without causing a backlash?
Older lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adults face particularly daunting challenges when it comes to finding affordable housing.
Home safety for seniors is a concern, whether that home is a private house or a senior apartment. How do senior living facilities keep their residents safe?
Public housing is important to many seniors. How can you contact your public housing agencies, whether to apply for housing or just get information? We can tell you how.
Insurance coverage can play a crucial role in retirement planning. Here's how to decide which products are the right ones at the right time.
In bringing together two traditionally isolated groups, intergenerational living can cultivate a sense of purpose, boost mental health and help keep seniors active.
For older adults who may be tired of the upkeep and maintenance of a property, want more companionship, or simply need a little more help to remain independent, retirement homes are the perfect solution. Here are seven tips to making it a smooth search.
We look at issues from affordability to quality of life to help you decide if Continuing Care Retirement Communities are right for you or your parents.
Private homes and apartments with common (not "commune") spaces can be great for people of all ages.
Forget old-age homes: Real retirees are choosing to stay where they live—for good—with the help of a virtual village.