During the Coronavirus outbreak, many of you are at home and have the rare opportunity to devote time to updating your will and estate planning. The Coronavirus health impact has reminded us all of our fragility and the need to have a plan in place. However, I am sure […]
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The Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) announced how much taxpayers can deduct from their 2020 income attributable to buying long-term care insurance.
Read more →Due to the increased living and health care expenses that older Americans face, a reverse mortgage may seem like an attractive financial product as a means to help you stay in your family home. For the unwary or unsuspecting, there are traps and pitfalls to be mindful of when considering whether a reverse mortgage is the right option for you and your spouse.
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