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.
Read MoreYou can keep your house with a reverse mortgage but there is more to know. Learn how this financing option works.
Read MoreInterest rates accrue and get paid differently on a reverse mortgage than on other loans, here's what potential borrowers need to know.
Learn the differences between a financial planner and a retirement planner and how choosing the right one can help you make the most of your retirement finances.
If you are working past age 65 you can still take advantage of Medicare programs. Here's what you should know.
Yes, you can use a reverse mortgage to buy a house. Here's what you need to know about HECM for purchase loans.
Late to saving for retirement? Use these investment strategizes to help you maximize your saving potential, no matter where you are in the savings game.
Here’s what homeowners need to know about personal loans, home equity loans, and other borrowing options.
While both savings vehicles for retirement, there are some key differences between a pension and a 401(k).
Less common than they once were, pensions are savings vehicles for retirement. Here's who gets one and how they work.
With its maze of overlapping terms, learning about Medicare can be intimidating. This simple guide has the basics covered.
If you're looking for sources of cash flow in retirement, renting your home is often a good idea. But if you have a reverse mortgage, you'll have to live there too.