Frequently in our office or on our call-in radio programs we get questions about co-signing for someone else’s loan. Typically the borrower is a grandchild or adult child, and the person asking the question is full of good intentions. After all, they’ll say, if I don’t co-sign, my loved one won’t get the loan. That…
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DetailsA recent article on the website US News answered a question we hear frequently in our client meetings, on our call-in radio programs and at our seminars: “If I die with debts, will my heirs have to pay them off?” Most of the time, if you have any assets at all, the answer is yes.…
DetailsWe just discovered this new article on the website of ABC News. The article’s stark conclusion is sadly borne out by our own experience here at AgingOptions: ABC states that at least one-third of Americans over the age of 40 have done no planning of any kind for their long-term care needs. This suggests that…
DetailsSurveys repeatedly report the same outcome: most active seniors would prefer to stay in their own homes as they age. It’s called “aging in place,” and it’s a great idea – but it requires planning, and probably some remodeling, to make sure your home is both safe and livable now and in your future years.…
DetailsWe know that many of you who read this, and many of those who listen to us on the radio, will have already started drawing Social Security well before age 70. The average age when benefits begin, say the experts, is 64, and many sign up for benefits as early as they can at 62.…
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DetailsWe just read an article on the website of the New York Times that sounds a note of caution for retirees eager to help pay college expenses for their grandkids. Before you decide how best to help out those college-bound grandkids, you need to do a little homework – or else your help may end…
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