Sentences with phrase «boomers plan stay»

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Only 11 % of baby boomers plan to buy a house in the next 12 months, while 44 % of Canadians plan to stay in their own homes when they retire.

91 % of Canadian seniors have no plans to sell their home (CBC News «Canadian Boomers Want To Stay In Their Homes As They Age).

I'm prompted to write this because of two articles that I ran across in the last day: Retiring Boomers Find 401 (k) Plans Fall Short, and Stay Out of the ROOM (registration required).

Millennials plan to stay in their home for 10 years, while the baby boom generation as a whole plans to stay for a median of 18 years.

Millennials plan to stay in the home for 10 years while the baby boom generation plan to stay for 20 years.

Of the 40 per cent of boomers who do not plan to stay put in retirement, the type of communities they would prefer to move to fall into four distinct categories: Camp 60 Plus: 29 per cent have an affinity to retire in a close - to - nature community centred on outdoor activities.

To make it possible to stay right where they are, just over half of the boomers surveyed intend to do some remodeling, while 19 per cent plan on undertaking some major renovations.

A 2015 survey by the Demand Institute, a nonprofit organization operated by Nielsen and The Conference Board, found that almost two - thirds of boomers plan to stay put, often in the same suburban homes where they raised families.