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Many people are reaching the point in their lives when they need to decide where they want to live when they retire. If you’re a homeowner approaching this stage, you have several options to explore. Jessica Lautz, Deputy Chief Economist and Vice President of Research at the National Association of Realtors (NAR), says:
“As we see the transition of the large Baby Boomer generation age into retirement, it will be interesting to see if they move in with their Millennial and Gen Z children or if...
One unfortunate aspect of aging is that living independently can become more difficult. What are some of the warning signs that your mom and/or dad may need assistance?
1. BRUISING
Older skin bruises more easily and they may not be telling you that they are experiencing falls, bumping into things, or have become increasingly unsteady. A medical checkup and a cane or walker may be in order.
Have you considered moving to a senior living environment? Or maybe you have been speaking with family and are considering moving in with a son or daughter?
You may be thinking about leaving the family home with all the comfort and memories – where you raised the children, the special holiday memories, the items you have come to cherish. Your home may represent some of the best years of your life.
Many seniors prefer to remain living in their own home. However, sometimes circumstances wo...
