Growing Trend of Intergenerational Living Among Retired New Zealanders
Intergenerational living: The retired Kiwis moving in with their children
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In New Zealand, some retirees are opting for intergenerational living to manage costs. Mike Fleming, 69, and his wife chose to live with their children in Auckland, allowing them to enjoy family time while avoiding high mortgage costs.
- 01Mike Fleming, 69, moved back in with his children to secure an affordable retirement.
- 02The Fleming family lives in two homes on five hectares in Auckland's Waitākere.
- 03This arrangement allows for more family time with children and grandchildren.
- 04Intergenerational living is becoming a popular solution for retirees in New Zealand.
- 05Families are finding joy in sharing living spaces while reducing financial burdens.
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In New Zealand, a growing trend sees retirees embracing intergenerational living to achieve affordable retirement. Mike Fleming, aged 69, and his wife Mel, initially planned to move out of Auckland to escape high mortgage costs. However, they reconsidered when their three children proposed living together. Now, they reside on five hectares of native bush in Auckland’s Waitākere, where three generations of the Fleming family share two homes. This arrangement not only alleviates financial pressure but also enhances family connections, allowing for more quality time with their children and grandchildren.
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This trend can help retirees manage living costs while fostering family bonds.
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