Man shares genius plan to retire to Holiday Inn instead of nursing home because it’s cheaper

Mr. Robinson has a plan in place. In light of the current economic climate, many individuals are seeking ways to reduce their expenses. However, one man has gained significant attention online for his assertion that he plans to retire in a hotel instead of a nursing home. A Facebook post from a Texas resident has gone viral, as he claims to have done the calculations and is confident that retiring at a Holiday Inn will be more cost-effective than residing in a nursing home.
In 2019, Terry Robinson, a resident of Spring, TX, expressed his preference for staying in a hotel rather than a nursing home. He believed that hotels provided better value for money, offering amenities such as breakfast, special TV movies, spa, swimming pool, and complimentary toiletries. Despite sounding unconventional, recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that expenses can be high for individuals over 65. On average, households aged 65 and above spend $45,756 annually, which is approximately $3,800 per month. This amount is only $1,000 less than the average expenditure of all households in the United States.

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Man shares genius plan to retire to Holiday Inn instead of nursing home because it’s cheaper

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