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When I left New York City to move to Connecticut, there were pros and cons. But after less than two years of coastal living, I moved back to NYC.
Lana Mountford, 74, moved from assisted living to a two-bedroom house due to rising costs, managing health issues with a part-timer caregiver.
We moved away to gain independence, and then we had kids. Now I understand how important it is to have support nearby.
Living abroad has made conversations about my mother's aging and retirement feel emotionally and logistically complicated.
Judi Gatson's father is in an assisted living facility that costs $5K a month. Social security covers half of that. She worries about the long-term.
Living in Denmark challenged one American mother's ideas about parenting, independence, and the pressure to constantly optimize childhood.
Living in Japan showed me a different approach to raising independent children through school routines and community trust.
Zoe and Kelby Jecker bought a cargo van for $45,000. They turned it into a living space complete with a bed, toilet, and kitchen.
I've been living with alpha-gal syndrome for nearly 18 months. It's changed my life in both good and bad ways.
After spending a few months living in Tokyo and Osaka, I have a favorite Japanese city, but there were different things I loved about both places.
Although leaving my dream job in Seattle and living in Texas for a long-distance partner didn't work out perfectly, I don't regret moving for love.
While I was setting limits, my husband was juggling three generations living under one roof. We're still figuring things out.
Lori Bufka, 64, cares for her mother with dementia. Assisted living became too expensive, so Bufka moved her into a trailer next to their home.
I moved my family to Japan for a fresh start. Here are 5 ways our lives have improved in the past 3 years.
In this Sunday edition of Business Insider Today, we're talking about the debate over living in two different Sunshine Belt states.
Christiane Schroeter studied in the US and stayed for her work instead of returning to Germany. She says California is like a "Goldilocks place."
Sunjana Ramana left the US in early 2026 after three failed attempts at the H-1B visa. She no longer ties her dreams to being in the US.
Rod Dubitsky's mother is paying over $7,000 monthly in assisted living. He's considering moving to Spain so his long-term are costs will be lower.
I lived abroad in the UK for five years before moving back home to Canada. I was surprised by how much my friendships here have changed.
A 38-year-old who makes $180,000 a year living in California and Nova Scotia shares her salary journey, and how she paid off her credit card debt.