AGING AT HOME SHOULDN’T BE THE GOAL—THRIVING IN YOUR RETIREMENT YEARS SHOULD BE

FINDING INDEPENDENCE

In her blog, Dr. Amy discusses how—in an attempt to stay independent— many people remain in their homes beyond when that living arrangement serves them, oftentimes resulting in depleted energy levels and less time spent among friends. Learn what she believes true independence means and why now may be the right time for you to consider a life change.

ACHIEVING FINANCIAL UNDERSTANDING

For some people, the hesitancy to move into a retirement residence may be because they aren’t ready to switch from “saving” to “spending” when it comes to their living arrangement. In her video, financial educator Kelley Keehn discusses the common assumption we all make that aging at home is free—when indeed it is anything but—while Dr. Amy discusses in her video the importance of giving yourself permission to live comfortably in your later years.

If you are exploring if you can afford retirement living, you may also benefit from Kelley’s affordability video series.

SELLING YOUR CURRENT HOME

Are you waiting to sell your home before making the move to a retirement residence? According to the Canadian Real Estate Association, there’s never been a better time to make the move due to a hot real estate market heavily favoured toward today’s sellers.

WEIGHING THE BENEFITS

If you are still considering whether you or a loved one may benefit more from the lifestyle in a retirement residence than your current living situation, watch our video to learn six key reasons why retirement living may suit you better than aging at home, or explore our infographic illustrating the different services and benefits regarding retirement living and private homecare.