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What Does It Mean to Age in Place?
Homes are full of memories, and it can be hard to leave when you're ready to retire. You may not have to if you make plans to age in place.
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How to Use Home Equity to Empower Your Retirement
When you’re ready to retire, your home equity can be an important financial tool. There are a variety of ways to access it. Here's a primer.
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Can I Keep My House with a Reverse Mortgage?
You can keep your house with a reverse mortgage but there is more to know. Learn how this financing option works.
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What Is a Reverse Mortgage?
Find out if you are eligible for a reverse mortgage, how they work, and how you may be able to access your home equity and stay in your home.
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How well you’re prepared for your trip can often make or break your vacation. This Travel Packing Guide is loaded with helpful tips to get you organized for your next great adventure.
Student debt in retirement is on the rise. If you or someone you know is in this increasingly common situation, here are some options for handling it.
Writing a family history and committing treasured stories to paper makes a meaningful heirloom to pass on to future generations. Here's where to start.
Yes, you can use a reverse mortgage to buy a house. Here's what you need to know about HECM for purchase loans.
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Student debt in retirement is on the rise. If you or someone you know is in this increasingly common situation, here are some options for handling it.
Volunteering offers a host of benefits to retired people, from a way to stay engaged in the community to a source of meaning in everyday life.
You may have said goodbye to your school days many years ago, but there are compelling reasons to revisit your education in retirement. Here's a few places to start.
A last will and trust is an essential piece of an estate plan. Learn what this essential document includes and how to make one.
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You may have said goodbye to your school days many years ago, but there are compelling reasons to revisit your education in retirement. Here's a few places to start.
Expanding your circle of friends outside of your own generation can offer a surprising number of benefits.
When you continue learning in retirement you stay engaged with your world. Find out why continuing education is essential to a happy retirement.
If you're struggling to find happiness in retirement, these tips and strategies can help get you on a better track.
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For Ralph Perry, retirement isn't about slowing down, it's about staying active and seeing the world on foot.
Living a full life and doing what they love meant finding a way to fund their travels. A reverse mortgage was just the ticket they were looking for.
Ann wanted to stay in her girlhood home when she retired. A reverse mortgage helped her update the home and even have extra left over for a few more items on her wish list like travel and a new car.