But, in retirement especially, you don’t want to take on more debt than necessary, since the cost of a mortgage is fixed, but the returns on your investments, the housing market and your health ...

Retiring is a great life accomplishment. Learn how to buy a retirement home and what you need to buy a home after retirement.

Buying a house as you near retirement age can have a lasting impact on your retirement finances. Here is what you should consider before buying.

While you can use retirement funds from a 401(k) or IRA to purchase a home, it might not be a smart financial move.

It’s a myth that buying a house in your later years is always a bad move. Find out if buying a house at 65-years-old or older is right for you.

Whether you’re planning to relocate, downsize or move into a new dream home, you may need to get a mortgage after retirement. Follow these steps to get started.

Many 55+ adults buy retirement homes outright—is it right for you? Learn the pros and cons of this approach in our active adult homebuying guide.

With interest rates still stubbornly high and home prices elevated, here’s how a retiree living on a fixed income can land a decent mortgage.

Thinking about buying a home in retirement? Learn more about the benefits and drawbacks, plus other housing options to consider.

In retirement, every dollar counts, and determining where you can best afford to live is critical. That decision comes down to either owning or renting a home.