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Life Right

An Exclusive Look at What is a Life Right?

What you need to know about a Life Right.

A Life Right offers you more than just a place to live, it’s a smart and secure lifestyle choice.

Find out how a life right is a trusted solution for lifelong care and peace of mind.

What Is a Life Right?


Unlike traditional property ownership, a life right is a legal agreement that grants the holder the right to live in a specific unit within a retirement village for the rest of your life. It’s ideal for you should you seek peace of mind, financial clarity, and a care community.

1. Financial Security


A once-off payment secures the life right without transfer duties, bond registration fees, or capital gains tax. This makes it a cost-effective way to plan for retirement and care. Monthly levies are predictable and transparent, helping you budget confidently for the long term.

2. Maintenance-Free Living


In the life right model, the retirement village handles all maintenance and major repairs. You can enjoy your home without worrying about upkeep, replacements, or unexpected costs.

3. Lifetime Accommodation and Care


A Life Right provides guaranteed lifelong accommodation—even as your care needs change. At TOTALCARE, you can transition from independent to assisted living, and on to frail care, all within the same care community. This continuum of care removes the stress of relocation and ensures personalized support throughout life.

4. Peace of Mind for Families


Families gain comfort knowing your parent or spouse is secure, supported, and lives in a safe, nurturing environment. TOTALCARE’s all-inclusive model eases emotional and practical concerns, giving you and your family confidence in the future.

Owning a life right is more than a financial decision, it’s a lifestyle choice.

With TOTALCARE Living, it becomes an investment in long-term care, stability, and peace of mind.

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This article offers general information and does not replace individual medical or dietetic advice.

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