Personal Finance (Page 15 of 15)

Understanding the Need for Long-Term Care Insurance

Extended care whether received at home or in a medical setting is expensive, which is why many people choose to prepare by purchasing long-term care insurance.

Aide helping woman in long-term care facility stand up with walker

What is a Reverse Mortgage and How Does it Work?

For seniors living on a fixed income, and in need of some financial help, a reverse mortgage can be a great option. Available to homeowners over the age of 62, a reverse mortgage is a type of loan that allows those with considerable equity to borrow against the value of their home.

Reverse Mortgages with Kirk Lau

Kirk Lau at Fairway Independent Mortgage talks about reverse mortgages.

Legal and Financial Foundations, Part 2

Nikki Leith from Wall Group Law in Edmonds, WA talks about senior legal matters that affect the family. The firm handles estate planning, elder law and probate. Oftentimes you’re not dealing just with the client, but also the client’s family.

Legal and Financial Foundations, Part 1

Nikki Leith from Wall Group Law in Edmonds talks about senior legal matters that affect the family. The firm handles estate planning, elder law and probate. Oftentimes you’re not dealing just with the client, but also the client’s family.

Defining Veterans Benefits

Wendy Davis and Pam Nagel at Careage describe the aid and attendance benefits pension benefit, which began in 1951, but isn’t always understood. It is for veterans who have served during a time of war. They didn’t need to be wounded or have served overseas. It is for veterans, spouses or widows of veterans who are receiving assisted living benefits, either skilled nursing or in an assisted living situation.