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Investigation finds retirement village exit fees are too high for some retirees

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Sept. 30, 2024 - 14:33

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More than 250,000 people currently live in retirement villages in Australia. While the sector is marketed as safe, fun and low maintenance, some retirees are hit with exorbitant fees when they attempt to leave.

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