88-Year-Old Retires and Lives on Cruise Ship
A New Trend Among Retirees
WEB It turns out Farschman is just one of dozens of retired and retirement-age people spending a significant portion of their golden years on cruise ships.
A Growing Trend
WEB 88-year-old retires and lives on cruise ship 0426 An estimated 24 million people are expected to take a cruise this year, and a growing number of them are retirees.
WEB Family photo 7 min When Angelyn Burk a recently retired accountant decided to crunch some..
Conclusion
These retirees are finding that living on a cruise ship offers them a number of advantages, including:
- Affordability: Living on a cruise ship can be more affordable than living in a retirement community or assisted living facility.
- Convenience: Cruise ships offer a wide range of amenities and services, making it easy for seniors to stay active and engaged.
- Socialization: Cruise ships provide opportunities for seniors to socialize with other people their own age and interests.
As the population of retirees continues to grow, it is likely that we will see more and more people choosing to live on cruise ships.
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