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The New Reverse Mortgage: This is Not a Loan of Last Resort
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Reverse mortgages have been commonly viewed as a last resort that should be avoided like the plague. This false “loan of last resort” reputation reduces reverse mortgage use among many retirees who stand to benefit from tapping into their home equity. However, several recent developments have transformed these products into viable financial planning tools. New…

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Long Term Care: Avoid the Pike Syndrome, Look the Problem in the Face and Make a Plan
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No one wants to think about needing long term care. And, figuring out how you are going to pay for it (if you are among the potentially 70% who will require it) isn’t fun.  Of course you hope you’ll be in the 30%! Darol Tuttle is an accomplished attorney with over 23 years experience in…

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Reverse Mortgage Myths Debunked: You Still Own Your Home and Have Home Equity
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For some homeowners over 62 years old, a reverse mortgage can be a great option for improving retirement finances and quality of life. There are, however, quite a few misunderstandings when it comes to these complex financial products. In this article we will debunk a couple myths so you can more clearly decide if a…

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Average Retirement Debt: Older Americans Have More Debt than Ever Before!
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One of the greatest threats to retirement today may not be saving too little, but owing too much. According to the Federal Reserve Bank, Boomers (Americans born between 1946 and 1964), are carrying ballooning amounts of debt into retirement.Will your debt take a big bite our of your retirement? For many people, that debt is…

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Disappointed by Your Reverse Mortgage Amount? Do This to Make the Most of this Loan!
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Reverse mortgages actually have 4 big benefits, all helping you with retirement! How to Get the Best Reverse Mortgage Loan Amount Getting a mortgage is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make. Shop around to find the best rate and lowest fees. Click here to quickly find out if you qualify and how…

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How to Make Money in Retirement: 14 Real and Really Easy Ways to Boost Income
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Regardless of where you are in life, it’s always nice to make some extra money.  And that is especially true in retirement. But, how to make money in retirement when you’re supposed to be simply enjoying the easy life?  The retirement gigs listed below won’t be quite enough to cover retirement expenses, but they won’t…

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Reverse Mortgage Disadvantages and Advantages
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For many people, a Reverse Mortgage is a good way to increase financial well-being in retirement – positively affecting quality of life. And while there are numerous benefits to the product, there are some drawbacks — Reverse Mortgage disadvantages.Reverse Mortgages are providing improved financial security, a better lifestyle and real financial relief to thousands of…

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Will the Coronavirus Impact on Investment Markets and the Economy Be Particularly Difficult for Retirees and People Close to Retirement?
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Here are some thoughts from Jim Seifert on the economy and retirement amid the coronavirus crisis. Jim was a serial entrepreneur from age 17 until age 40. After which he was a financial Advisor for RBC Investments and Merrill Lynch Bank of America from 40 until 58.  He has an MBA and CFP(r) and worked…

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Retirement Gifts: Find Thoughtful and Funny Retirement Gift Ideas
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There are so many great retirement gift ideas. Browse this list for meaningful, funny and thoughtful retirement gifts. Retirement is a Big Deal… So, Find the Best Retirement Gift Of all the life transitions that merit gifts — graduation, marriage and the birth of a baby — retirement might be the most significant change and…

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Retired, Abruptly: Here Are the Lessons I Learned
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This piece comes from Scott Allen who is now five years into enjoying his retirement and pursuing more active work and service opportunities. My retirement did not go according to plan.“Involuntarily separated from the organization” was the official, legal term for my then, current, employment situation. “Smoked, like a Hormel canned ham” was how my…

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Tax, Medicare and Social Security Updates — November 2019
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  We just rolled out several significant retirement planner updates and recommend that you review your plan to see how the improved modeling impacts your forecast. Explore potential opportunities before year end. The improvements described below will allow you to explore ways to potentially save money on Federal & State taxes through strategies like Roth…

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Retirement Calculator With Pension: Find the Inputs You Need!
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While pensions are not nearly as common as they once were, they are a very important part of the retirement plans for many of society’s most valued workers: teachers, police officers, fire fighters and more!  However, it is surprisingly hard to find a reliable retirement calculator with pension inputs. 5 Retirement Calculators With Pension Controls:…

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Overcome These 9 Big Financial Planning Mistakes (You Have Never Seen a List Like This Before)
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Very few people are experts at managing their finances, planning retirement, building wealth, and ensuring a secure future. Effective money management is often perceived as being: 1) too hard or specialized, 2) not immediately important, 3) something you can tackle next year or 4) too expensive (if you think you need to hire an advisor). …

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