GoBankingRates recently released a new report ranking Akron, Ohio, as the most affordable retirement place in the US. Here's ...

As the population of openly LGBTQ+ seniors in the United States continues to grow, the need for inclusive and supportive gay retirement communities has become increasingly evident. These ...

As of 2024, more than 38.5% of homeowners in the United States own their homes outright ... If you pay off your home before retirement, you can invest that extra money. For example, paying off your ...

Entrance fees: Retirement community entrance fees can be costly. Independent living entrance fees, for example, are $152,524.

Niche retirement communities are exactly what they sound like. They’re residential developments, urban, suburban and even seafaring, designed to appeal to narrowly cast affinity groups–from ...

LGBTQ+ seniors can choose to live independently or in dedicated retirement communities available. The right community should provide LGBTQ+ seniors with social connections, health care resources ...

Moving to a smaller home is one way to save money on housing in retirement. Smaller homes are generally less expensive and have lower tax assessments and reduced heating and cooling costs.

Millions of Americans spend decades preparing for retirement by working hard and saving money. But other issues also count, says a lifestyle coach.

number of nursing homes, crime rates and tax benefits for retirees. These metrics were weighted to calculate a final "retirement score." Texas was deemed the best state for retirees in 2025.