The last time you were having “the talk” with one of your kids, you were probably bracing yourself for a potentially embarrassing conversation about the birds and the […]
The Talk to Have With Your Kids Before You Retire
Spot & Stop Elder Financial Abuse
The National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association is proud to participate in World Elder Abuse Awareness Day today with the release of a new consumer brochure, Recognize & Report Elder […]
This Growing Problem for Seniors Threatens to Delay Their Retirement
A recent article on the CNBC website, This growing problem threatens to delay your retirement, discusses the results of a new study that compares debt levels among different generations […]
Can you pass this quiz on retirement finance?
Preparing for a long retirement requires more than building up your personal savings account – you’ll also want to understand some basic financial terms and strategies to make […]
5 Income Strategies to Supplement Social Security in Retirement
CNNMoney recently posted an article written for the Motley Fool, entitled 5 income strategies to supplement Social Security in retirement. Here are several excerpts: Social Security is only […]
Tips for Financing Aging in Place Renovations
A new resource page from Bankrate.com outlines several ways to finance modifications and renovations older adults may need to ensure their homes are safer and more accessible as they […]
Millennials Confront Caring For Aging Baby Boomers
The graying of the Boomer Generation is a much-discussed retirement topic, mainly because there are so many of them with 10,000 turning 65 each day! But, what impact […]
Advice for Adult Children of Aging Parents Who Need Help at Home
Helping a parent stay active and healthy at home can be achieved with careful planning. The rewards of personally caring for, or managing the care of, a loved […]
Best States to Retire 2018: All 50 States Ranked for Retirement
Kiplinger recently ranked all 52 States in “The Best States to Retire 2018.” In contemplating retirement, the big question tends to be when to retire? Or, perhaps, how […]
Single? No Kids? Don’t Fret: How to Plan Care in Your Later Years
Here are several excerpts from an informative article that appeared in the New York Times; Single? No Kids? Don’t Fret: How to Plan Care in Your Later Years: […]
How to Choose a Medical Alert System
Consumer Reports recently took a look at a variety of wearable medical alert systems that can get you assistance in an emergency. Here’s a look at what you […]
Using Your Home Equity for Aging in Place
For many homeowners, the equity they have built up in their home is their largest financial asset, typically comprising more than half of their net worth. Yet confusion […]
6 Lessons From the First Year of Retirement
In a U.S. News & World Report article, 6 Lessons From the First Year of Retirement, Rodney Brooks, former deputy managing editor/money and personal finance editor at USA […]
How to save money on health care in retirement
How to save money on health care in retirement appeared in CNN Money. It provides some excellent insight into how you can lower your health care costs in […]
Many Americans try retirement, then change their minds
Last week, an Uber driver told me he joined the gig economy less than a year after he retired from his job at DC Metro. He didn’t need […]
Debt among older Americans is growing
More Americans are leaving the workforce with debt than ever before and it is impacting their financial security during retirement. In this article on CNBC.com, Annie Nova reports […]
Researchers Say Reverse Mortgages Deserve A Second Look
A new column from Jamie Hopkins, a Forbes contributor and professor of taxation at the American College of Financial Services, summarizes important takeaways from the recent Housing Wealth […]
What if You Retire Ahead of Your Spouse?
My husband is 8 years older than me and I often wonder if I’ll feel ready to retire at the same time he does. Or, what if he […]