Indeed. A house can be a considerable asset come retirement age. Provided, you don't want to leave something for children to inherit, and/or once freed from the need to live near a place of work, you intend to go somewhere cheaper.
I'm in both categories, which is good. My current intent is to move to the Isle de Ré, in France, which is much less expensive than Cambridgeshire. Of course, my plans are almost certain to change in the next three or four decades…
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Date: 2004-03-23 01:44 pm (UTC)I'm in both categories, which is good. My current intent is to move to the Isle de Ré, in France, which is much less expensive than Cambridgeshire. Of course, my plans are almost certain to change in the next three or four decades…