What I am seeing is that retirees are looking to maintain an active lifestyle. They want walkability. … “There are lots of different living options, and you do not have to be affluent,” said Lynn Ross, the director of marketing at Arbor Acres. “We …

Many Americans with significant savings fear going broke in retirement, but they aren't willing to cut back on their current lifestyle to save more for the future, a new survey shows. About 55% of … The latest findings are based on a national survey …

Then comes a peaceful social environment that is in harmony with the natural one, and where the lifestyle and occupations of the local people have a special, local character. There should also be a chance to taste food that is different from that in …

There are economic, lifestyle and technological reasons for this. First, it is the … Ten years from now at least the trendy and the affluent would boast their all-electric GoogleGOOGL +0.81% cars, wondering how have they lived before without them …

Credit card company Visa included New Zealand for the first time in its annual survey of the spending habits and attitudes of the affluent in the Asia-Pacific region. The survey is of people who have monthly household incomes high enough … The Visa …

… ranked in terms of their sense of contentment: “Ageless Explorers,” who are financially affluent, feel fully in control of their lives, and are eager to launch new ventures; “Comfortably Contents,” who are also financially solid but prefer a more …

With emerging economies increasing their consumption of fossil fuel and also aspiring to the "affluent" lifestyle of the leading world economies, the long-term prospects for the global climate appear bleak. China can be expected to keep up with the US …

In previous presentations, the public health department has drawn a link between low household income and sickness, showing that residents of low-income districts have a noticeably lower life expectancy than people in affluent neighbourhoods. Thursday …

With emerging economies increasing their consumption of fossil fuel and also aspiring to the "affluent" lifestyle of the leading world economies, the long-term prospects for the global climate appear bleak. China can be expected to keep up with the US …