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Nearly half of Americans who are in their 40s and 50s have a parent who is 65 years or older and are either raising a young child or financially supporting an adult child. No wonder these understandably overwhelmed people are called members of the “sandwich generation.”
Because of inflation and rising housing costs a growing number of baby boomers are opting to rent out a spare room in their house as a way to generate some extra income, and for some, increase companionship.
If you’re a single senior navigating the realities of a limited budget and rising living costs, the idea of getting a roommate might be sounding pretty good right about now.
You might be ready to sign the lease on a senior apartment. But there’s another option you might want to consider: shared housing.
Shared housing, also known as home sharing, involves two or more people living together for mutual benefit. Whether you call them housemates, flatmates, or lodgers, more and more senior adults are choosing to age in place with a roommate.
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Most seniors want to age in place. And, over 75% of Baby Boomers own their homes to do just that! However, financial hardships caused by inflation and a variety of other economic factors have made living on a fixed income more difficult than ever.






