Renting in retirement refers to the act of leasing a living space, such as an apartment or a house, instead of owning it. In this arrangement, the tenant pays rent to the property owner in exchange ...

Savers who don't own their home could be hurtling towards a pensions crisis as the bill for renting in retirement reaches £400,000, This is Money can reveal. Some 17 million people already aren't ...

Maybe the biggest decision you’ll make in retirement is deciding where to live, and part of that decision will involve whether to buy or rent a home. Although owning a home usually makes the most ...

More people these days are renting in retirement. Between 2013 and 2023, the number of renters in the U.S. aged 65-plus went up 2.4 million, a nearly 30% increase and the largest growth of any age ...

The number of renters aged 65 and over increased by 2.4 million from 2013 to 2023, marking a 30% increase, the largest percentage jump of any generation. Surprisingly, their data shows that renters 24 ...

Older Americans increasingly rent for financial reasons, flexibility, and amenities. The number of renters 65 and older grew by 30% from 2013 to 2023. Tom and Jeanne Skellan were homeowners for more ...

I am 64 and hope to retire next year. I have $140,000 in savings and about $260,000 in my retirement fund. I take in about $2,200 in monthly rent from four properties and will get about $700 in Social ...