A woman says her healthy, independent in-laws want to move into a retirement community — not for medical care, but so they can be “waited on.” The catch? They refuse to sell their house and expect her and her husband to pay the bill. According to A Place for Mom, independent living communities cost a median of $3,145 per month, with prices rising to $5,650 depending on location and amenities. Over time, that could add up to nearly $800,000. The story sparked a heated debate online around financial boundaries, retirement planning, inheritance pressure, and whether adult children should subsidize convenience living. This is a powerful reminder that generosity without limits can quietly become financial sabotage. #retirementplanning #familyfinance #personalfinance 🖥️ Try Benzinga Pro FREE with a 14 day trial: benzinga.com/pro/register 📈 Take your trading to the next level with our suite of premium research services and tools: benzinga.com/services 🌐 Find ...