These popular retirement communities have years-long waiting lists — but here’s what they’re not telling you

What to keep in mind before paying $400,000 to $1 million in entry fees to move into a continuing-care retirement community.
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Retirement savings on track? How much you should have by 50 and 55

For many 50-year-olds, the magic number for retirement feels like a moving target. Even though building solid retirement savings takes years, even decades, millions of people are falling short in this ...
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Pros and Cons of Moving to a Retirement Community

Life doesn't stop at retirement, and neither should you. Consider the pros and cons of relocating to a retirement community. Most retirement communities tend to cater to those age 55 and over. Larger ...
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15 Retirement Communities That Feel Like Resorts (But Cost Way Less)

Aging in place can be a smart money move forseniors, but it's not the only way to spend your golden years. Retirementcommunities today offer excellent alternatives with more bells and whistles ...
LGBTQ Nation

7 million queer elders are coming. These 21 LGBTQ+ retirement communities are ready.

With millions of queer elders in the US, retirement communities for LGBTQ+ residents are addressing isolation, discrimination, and health inequities. An estimated 3.6 million LGBTQ+ people over the ...

I thought living in a retirement community in my 70s might mean slowing down. I was very, very wrong.

I didn't think I was the type of person who would enjoy living in a retirement community. My new social calendar says ...