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Well-off boomers are increasingly upsizing their homes as they age, either buying bigger ones or financing major additions to their existing properties

Wealthy, older Americans are ripping up the traditional script for aging: “We’ll downsize when they plant me 6 feet into the ground.”

Well-off boomers are increasingly upsizing their homes as they age, either buying bigger ones or financing major additions to their existing properties

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