A well-designed home should "fit" people of all ages. — Photo by Ocean/Corbis
Most of us love our homes. Whether you live in a small studio apartment or rambling house in the suburbs, your home generally means a lot more to you than just a place to keep your clothes or pick up the mail.
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Especially if you've lived in it for many years, your home can offer a sense of comfort and security. After all, it's the place where you may have raised a family, planted gardens and hosted cherished neighbors and friends.
Nine out of 10 people age 50 and older say they want to remain in their homes and communities for as long as possible.
If you're one of them, AARP's Home Fit Guide can help you do just that with comprehensive advice, tips, and checklists for getting your home in top form for comfort, safety and long-term livability.
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