"In the view of one long-time advocate of retirement village residents' rights in Victoria, Charles Adams, these financial arrangements have long benefited village operators at the expense of residents.
In 2002, Adams and his wife paid $400,000 to live in a unit in a village run by one of Australia's biggest operators. It wasn't a bad lifestyle choice, but in the ensuing years Adams has come to realise thathttps://www.choice.com.au/health-and-body/healthy-ageing/ageing-and-retirement/articles/retirement-village-exit-fees the deal was always lopsided in the village operator's favour."
In 2002, Adams and his wife paid $400,000 to live in a unit in a village run by one of Australia's biggest operators. It wasn't a bad lifestyle choice, but in the ensuing years Adams has come to realise thathttps://www.choice.com.au/health-and-body/healthy-ageing/ageing-and-retirement/articles/retirement-village-exit-fees the deal was always lopsided in the village operator's favour."
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