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Selling a family home can finance a simpler housing situation and create the freedom to enjoy an energetic, social senior lifestyle.

The Financial Strategy

Downsizing frees up equity while reducing monthly expenses — and many retirees use the proceeds to enrich daily life.

Housing Options

Retirees have diverse choices, including apartments, senior living communities, continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs), and even tiny homes. Each appeals to different priorities for simpler living.

Social and Health Benefits

Active social engagement is vital for seniors. Loneliness is a key indicator of mortality, making community involvement essential for healthy aging. Downsizing can increase disposable income for social activities and hobbies.

Practical Considerations

Take a long-term approach when downsizing, accounting for mobility changes and aging-related needs. Thorough research helps you select housing that suits your circumstances throughout retirement — not just today.

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What will senior living cost, and how will we pay?

Our free guide shows the starting prices communities post for each kind of care, walks you through a monthly budget, and explains how insurance, VA benefits, Medicaid and Medicare can help.

Cover of the Lilisity guide Paying for Senior Living

Free guide · 16 pages

Paying for Senior Living

Costs by type of care, a monthly budget, and how insurance, the VA, Medicaid and Medicare help.

Cover of the Lilisity guide Paying for Senior Living

Free guide · 16 pages

Paying for Senior Living

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