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Future plans of adults when elderly if enough money North America 2017, by generation

Living preferences if money is not an obstacle when over 80 years old in North America in 2017, by generation

The data displays the living preferences if money is not an obstacle when over 80 years old in North America in 2017, by generation. Almost 30% of the Baby Boomer respondents stated that they would maintain their current living situation if money wasn't an obstacle when they're over 80 years old, whereas only 17% of Millennials said the same.

I’d move into a smaller home or apartment with features to help me age in place	18	20	17
I’d maintain my current living situation	17	18	29
I’d move into my own separate space in or next to family members	16	12	10
I’d stay in my current home, but hire some help	15	17	15
I’d move into a senior living community in an urban environment with full amenities and access to the city’s offerings	14	18	19
I’d move in with family members	11	9	6
I’d build an addition to a family member’s home and live there	8	5	2

Future plans of adults when elderly if enough money North America 2017, by generation

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