SeniorFinance.org joins Kinpanion

SeniorFinance.org has been acquired by Kinpanion. The site published for a long time on retirement planning, drawdown sequencing, late-career investment behaviour, and the practical money decisions that come up once a household starts looking at the next decade rather than the next promotion. We've taken on the domain and the archive of work behind it.

The relationship between SeniorFinance.org's subject matter and Kinpanion's product surface isn't accidental. Money and care are the two questions adult children find themselves asked first when a parent's health changes. Our product handles one side of that intersection directly, and the financial side has always been important context for how families decide what to spend on safety, on monitoring, and on time. The acquisition lets us treat both halves of the question seriously inside one organization.

What happens next: the original site goes quiet. Its URLs redirect here. The archive itself has been ingested into Kinpanion's customer education library, where it informs how we write about cost-of-care decisions for the families on the other side of our product. We aren't re-publishing the SeniorFinance.org pages individually — most of them were dated to a market that no longer reflects current conditions, and reposting them as if they were fresh would be misleading.

If you used to read SeniorFinance.org, you may find the same care for getting the practical details right over at Kinpanion's home page. The product is different. The disposition is the same.