Here are several excerpts from an article by Jessica Guerin, an editor at Housingwire, What happens when you take a reverse mortgage, but your spouse does not? The bottom […]
Here are several excerpts from an article by Jessica Guerin, an editor at Housingwire, What happens when you take a reverse mortgage, but your spouse does not? The bottom […]
Here are several excerpts from an interesting article by Nancy Collamer that appeared recently in MarketWatch, Enjoy your hobby in retirement—and make money at it, too. If you […]
In an article in MarketWatch, the writer, Angie O’Leary discusses why the 4% rule for retirement savings may be outdated and suggests that most people will need to […]
Marilynn Marchionne and Lindsey Tanner, AP Medical Writers, recently wrote an article in GetHealthy.com about a difficult subject for many to discuss, dementia. Here is an excerpt. Too […]
Here are several excerpts from a recent article in Housingwire, by Jessica Guerin, an editor at the magazine, where it was noted that a recent survey revealed that 85% […]
Even after carefully preparing and budgeting for retirement, there are some expenses that may catch you off guard if you aren’t watching for them. In a new article […]
Many of us have goals that we hope come true one day. Steve W., aged 64, wanted to pay off his mortgage by the time he reached age […]
In the first article of a four-part, weekly series about boomer women professionals and retirement, Lustre’s Founders, Karan Wagner & Erica Bird discuss “What Surprises Boomer Women Professionals […]
A blog post from Annapolis-based elderlaw attorney Jason Johnson encourages older veterans, and their spouses, to find out if they are eligible for benefits that can be used to defray […]
Here’s a great story about a woman whose strong belief that our country can “do better” in taking care of its senior population is becoming an in-home care […]
By Robert Powell Retirement writer Robert Powell discussed a new report from Stephen Wendel, head of behavioral science at Morningstar, that recommended a reverse mortgage line of credit […]
“Getting old doesn’t work well for those in denial,” writes Tom Campbell in a column for the Richmond County Daily Journal. Campbell encourages older adults to think carefully […]
For many seniors, living at home is what’s best for both their health and their happiness. Reverse Mortgages have helped many seniors do just that. Heres an article […]
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 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]