Most Americans Want To Age at Home. Not Enough Have Successfully Planned Financially for It.

Real Estate News · October 6, 2026 · Source: Realtor.com · By Anna Baluch · 6 min read at the source

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More homeowners in their golden years are staying put, but doing so comes at a price, especially for those who need long-term care.

Reported by Anna Baluch for Realtor.com (Finance), originally published October 6, 2026.

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Topics: Finance, Aging In Place, Baby Boomers, Caretakers, Finances, Saving Money

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