Once you factor in things like property taxes and homeowner’s insurance, you may already be paying your CRCC rate on your current lifestyle. Plus, when you live in a community, you may get the added bonus of amenities and services like:
- Quality dining made with your tastes and health in mind
- Housekeeping services, like cleaning and laundry
- Transportation to places like medical appointments, restaurants and shopping
- A planned activities calendar with fun-filled events and excursions to enjoy with new friends
- Health and wellness programs designed to help you stay strong and healthy
- Homelike common areas where you can socialize and entertain
- Peace of mind knowing staff members are available 24/7
Affording Continuing Care Retirement Community Could Be Easier Than You Imagine
Selling your home or using personal investments are two options to consider when considering senior living. It's important to weigh the pros and cons of each option for your personal budget. Consulting with financial advisors or senior living specialists can help you make an informed decision.
Continuing care retirement communities give you multiple levels of care on a single campus.
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*For information purposes only. This is not to be construed as tax advice. Please consult with a tax professional for advice specific to your situation.