Residential property tax refund and credit programs exist in nearly every state. Here’s what you should know.
Unfortunately, cybercrimes against seniors continue to be a big problem in the U.S. According to the FBI 2022 Elder Fraud Report, cybercrime cost Americans over age 60 more than $3 billion last year, a whopping 84 percent increase from 2021.
Here’s why you may or may not want to consider one right now.
“Do I have enough to retire?” is one of the most-common questions posed in the retirement planning world. Many people are looking for that magical number for their nest egg to reach before pulling the trigger. In this podcast, Ben Taatjes will not only explain a better question to pose, but he will also give you two important steps regarding your money you need to consider while answering the question, “Do I have enough to retire?”
If you’re a senior interested in a reverse mortgage, we’ve got you covered! Here are the 7 BEST reverse mortgage lenders in 2023.
Have you ever considered what you would do if you had to manage your parent’s finances suddenly? It’s a situation that many adult children find themselves in when a senior parent becomes ill or incapacitated and can no longer handle their fiscal obligations.
It’s best to envision early how you wish your retirement years to go. Doing so will enable you to make adequate preparations while you still can. Consider the following retirement tracks.
Living on a fixed income during retirement can be tough, especially when unexpected expenses arise. What happens when medical bills or rent become too much to handle? Don’t panic! You have options. Check out these 5 insider tips to find affordable senior housing or get help paying your mortgage.
Buying a new home can be an exciting time, and there are many factors to consider before making such a big decision, especially if you’re retired.
For many seniors, cooking meals at home is a great way to save money and maintain a healthy diet. But who says eating on a budget has to be boring?