Waiting to Plan? It Might Be Your Biggest Retirement Risk

When should you really start thinking about senior living? If you're picturing your late 70s or early 80s, our own CEO, Donald Lilly, has some advice that might surprise you.

In a new feature with Reader's Digest, Lilly opens up about the one mistake he sees again and again: waiting too long to start the conversation. As he puts it, "the biggest issue I see is that people wait too long to start looking and their choices become limited."

The article digs into why timing matters so much right now, how the best communities are filling up faster than ever, what happens to your options when you wait for a health scare to force the decision, and why the smartest move might be to start exploring around age 70, not 80.

It's a candid, practical read for anyone thinking about their own future, or a loved one's.

👉 Read the full article on Reader's Digest:Here's Why Waiting to Plan May Be the Biggest Risk You Take With Your Retirement