With over 18% of the island population over age 65, Puerto Rico has a large retirement community, and as a U.S. territory, no residency permit is required to live in or retire in Puerto Rico.

People are living longer, prompting business and marketers to rethink their strategies to reach and cater to older adults.

Taxes are one of many factors that go into choosing where to live. Our expert discusses whether moving to Puerto Rico to save on taxes is worth it.

Puerto Rico offers a unique blend of Caribbean lifestyle and American infrastructure, making it an increasingly popular destination for mainland Americans seeking a change. The cost of living in ...

Nursing homes cost an average of $1,500 a month, she said. Under the federal housing department, there are 165 independent living facilities in Puerto Rico, also known as “égidas.” ...