Health Insurance That Doesn’t Cover the Bills Has Flooded the Market
“There is much low-hanging fruit in the over-65 space” www.BusinessWeek.com/2019-09-17 The administration’s moves to weaken the Affordable Care Act have…
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When to Downsize: 7 Signs It’s Time to Put That Big Old House on the Market
Let’s face it. As children move away and we want to spend time doing things other than cleaning and working…
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Selling Your House Just Got Easier!
Should I Sell to a Home Investor? These days, many home sellers decide to avoid the stress of a complicated…
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Senior Medicare Patrol: Here to Protect You from Scams
These days it’s not just lottery scams you need to be aware of. People with Medicare coverage have become a…
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Problem House? Problem Solved!
What do the following have in common? You inherited a house you don’t need and/or can’t afford. You inherited…
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Is Paying Off a Low-Interest Mortgage a Good Idea?
For many, a home loan constitutes a significant portion of their household debt. As a result, some people choose to…
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Retirement Planners Do NOT Have to Put Your Interests First
by Karyn Cortez Watch out, retirement savers. In case you haven’t heard, the Trump Administration put the wheels in motion…
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Estate Planning Part I: A Primer
Estate planning involves deciding how you want your assets distributed if you become unable to make your own financial decisions…
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Social Security Q&A: Benefits on Deceased Spouse’s Record
Question: When a person who has worked and paid Social Security taxes dies, are benefits payable on that person’s record?…
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Veterans: Take Note!
Wartime veterans and their surviving spouses, 65 years and older, may be entitled to a tax-free benefit called Aid and…
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