Terrific article that takes into account Social Security and waiting to maximize your benefits as a cost effective form of longevity insurance. Given people are living much longer than expected, this is an innovative approach aimed at maximizing benefits
Retirement is supposed to be a time for mental expansion and relaxation after a productive career, not a stressful experience or a grand lesson in frugality. The path you or your family members take will be based, in most cases, on planning. T
If you’re short on cash in retirement but do have equity in your home, you might want to get a reverse mortgage, says Jane Bryant Quinn, author of How to Make Your Money Last: The Indispensable Retirement Guide. New rules for reverse mortgages have
Good article on Philly.com. I agree that a normalization of interest rates will definitely adversely affect procrastinating borrowers with reverse mortgages. They will look back and regret not taking advantage of the program when internal rate
What designates the end game for a reverse mortgage and what happens at this point? There is a significant lack of understanding on how a reverse mortgage actually works and how it ends specifically regarding life and death. The easiest way to expla
I am constantly hearing about asset protection strategy regarding Medicaid or other entitlement programs. If you go too far on the strategy you could end up with only two beans in your pocket. Not everyone is comfortable with giving funds away and the fiv