February 2016

Baby Boomers may not be rookies when it comes to house hunting because they probably bought their first home years ago. But just because they have experience in the homebuying process doesn't mean they can't make mistakes along the way too.

Four Seasons at Weatherby in Woolwich, NJ. offers retirees affordable single-family homes, resort-style amenities, and a calendar full of social events

It is often said that 55+ communities are like college all over again but without the homework. If recent trends are anything to go by, then homework seems to be making an unlikely comeback.

With the seasons changing it may be time to switch up your workout routine to get fit by spring. You may have gained dreaded winter weight with all of the holiday parties and delicious, high calorie foods consumed.

AV Homes has developed communities that excite and enthrall their audience, while collecting a number of awards along the way.

With the rise of diabetes, obesity, and other chronic diseases, Baby Boomers as well as our country's healthcare system will face even more challenges. Active Adults who are interested in living in a health-focused environment should consider moving to one of these ten states.

Many impending retirees have several questions on their mind "Should I join the flock of snowbirds or stay put"? "Is my income going to be enough to sustain the lifestyle I want in retirement"? One of the most important questions they face: “Should I rent or buy my retirement home?”

Whether you're looking for golf course living, waterfront access, or urban excitement, there is a 55+ community that will suit you. Then there are the rare communities that meet all three needs. Heritage Pines is a lovely 55+ community in Florida that offers resort-style living.

Have you ever thought about starting a different career during your retirement? Do you feel like you have more to contribute to the work force or miss the social camaraderie that you once had at the office?

If you're a single female Baby Boomer and think that you're a rare breed, think again. According to recent U.S. Census Data, out of all the Baby Boomers, as many as 28 million (37%) are single women.