While living in unassisted housing after retiring, you not only have the freedom, but at the moment you have time to really live!
You’ve worked your whole life on someone else’s time clock. Now you’re on your own. You now have the free time to do the things you love, and also some things you never [...]
Retire Activities
June 8th, 2010Cost of Retirement Community Living
March 23rd, 2010Calculate Your Expenses:
While calculating expenses, keep in mind that all the expenses listed below are included in the Retirement Communities Showcased.
Single Family Home VS Retirement Community
Typical Monthly Expenses Your Expenses
Rent/Principal & Interest on Mortgage $_______
Property Taxes, Monthly $_______
Miscellaneous Expenses (Homeowners $_______
Association, Recreation Center Fee, etc
Utilities
Water $_______
Trash Collection $_______
Gas $_______
Electricity $_______
Home Maintenance (Plumbing, Roofing, Electrical $_____
Repairs, Security, etc.)
Grounds Keeping $_____
Snow Removal $_____
Pest Control $______
Housekeeping $______
Three [...]
What to look for in a Retirement Community
February 16th, 2010Searching for the independent living community that’s the right fit for your needs can seem like a daunting task. Keeping these few simple topics in mind can help you narrow down your options to find the best home for you.
Top 10 Things to Look for in a Retirement Community…
Read Full ArticleSouth Denver’s Top Communities Selected in People’s Choice Awards
November 6th, 2009FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Showcase of Retirement Communities
Award Winners Announced
DENVER, CO- The Best of the Showcase of Retirement Communities award winners were recently announced following the unique parade of homes-style event featuring senior living options at the region’s top retirement communities.
Classic Residence by Hyatt in Highlands Ranch was named Best of Show, with St. Andrew’s Village [...]
Moving Check List
October 8th, 2009Notify the Post Office that you are moving. Your local post office will have a change of address form, or you can go online to www.usps.gov.
Other places you will need to do a change of address form include:
IRS
Department of Motor Vehicles
Voter Registration
Other places to notify/switch over service:
Utilities
Electric
Gas
Water
Telephone
Sewer District
Trash
Cable/Satellite
Financial
Accountant
Insurances
Bank Accounts
Investments
Credit Cards
Social Security
Medical
Doctor(s)
Dentist
Medicare/Supplement
Insurance Carrier
Pharmacy
Services
Newspaper
Magazines
Lawn/Gardner
Security
Clubs/Organizations
Lawyer
Place of Worship



