When Reverse Mortgage Proceeds Don’t Pay Off the Existing Mortgage: Four Planning Options
Surprise One of the most common surprises for homeowners and advisors today is discovering that a reverse mortgage does not […]
Surprise One of the most common surprises for homeowners and advisors today is discovering that a reverse mortgage does not […]
Introduction Divorce later in life, often called silver divorce or gray divorce, is becoming more common as baby boomers move
Most retirement planning firms organize their client conversations around five core areas: income, investments, taxes, long-term care, and legacy planning.
In retirement planning, taxes often become the silent threat to long-term financial security. As tax rates rise, retirees who rely
Why This Question Come Up? This question comes up frequently, especially from advisors who are new to the housing wealth
What Does “Primary Residence” Mean When Getting a Reverse Mortgage? When exploring a reverse mortgage, one requirement matters more than
The terms “mobile home” and “manufactured home” are often used interchangeably, but if you want to apply for a reverse mortgage,
A Personal Reflection on a New Kind of Retirement If you told me back in the year 2000, when I
Can a Reverse Mortgage Help Retirees Tackle Rising Home Insurance Costs? Are rising homeowners insurance premiums quietly threatening retirees’
Mr. and Mrs. Jones are 65, newly retired, and like many people in their position they went straight to their
When is a Reverse Mortgage Not the Right Choice? After 25 years and 16,000 conversations, Don Graves has found that
Would you rather your monthly mortgage payment be mandatory or voluntary? Pierce and Linda, a retired couple with a