Debt Management

It’s not always easy to know what to do when you get laid off. Losing a job can be very stressful and result in constant worry about money and paying the bills. The last thing anyone wants when cash flow […]

Let’s face it – managing money is a complex process that involves a number of variables that vary according to every personal situation. There are income levels for various professions and stages of life, different spending habits, debt levels, differences

Fundamentally, there exist two different types of credit – revolving debt and installment debt. Within each type, the credit can be secured (backed by collateral such as property or an automobile) or unsecured (credit card debt is a common example),

A reverse mortgage can be a useful tool for older individuals to access funds derived from equity that has been accumulated in their homes. Funds from a reverse mortgage can be used during retirement for routine living expenses and healthcare

Foreclosure is a scary sounding word for any indebted homeowner who has fallen behind on mortgage payments. In actuality, foreclosure is an ordered sequence of legal proceedings through which a lender ultimately repossesses and/or sells a home following a period

The process of getting older is never really easy for anyone, and included among the many responsibilities associated with advancing adulthood is the need to keep an eye out on the welfare of our aging parents. Fact is, parents never

2020 has been a year like none other in our lifetimes, as the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted day-to-day life for virtually everyone around the world. Young, old, male, female, sick, healthy, rich or poor – we’ve all been affected. Beneath

In a perfect world, there would be lots of nice things for everyone and hardly any problems anywhere. Anyone old enough to be reading this article certainly knows that the tooth fairy doesn’t exist – but can’t many of us