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Mistakes People Often Make After Losing a Spouse

If you’ve experienced losing a spouse, you not only know how emotionally devastating it is, but how disorienting it can be. Losing a spouse typically means losing decades of familiarity and habit. Many surviving spouses in the midst of grief say they feel lost, adrift, and aimless. Each person experiences grief differently, and if you … Read more

Multigenerational Households More Common as Families Rediscover the Benefits

Multigenerational households used to be commonplace in the U.S.  Now, after decades of decline, multigenerational households appear to be making a comeback. For generations, it was considered normal in this country (and even more so in other cultures) for several generations of a single family to live under the same roof. In bygone days, mom … Read more

When a Loved One with Dementia Spends Excessively

Finances and dementia might make for good television comedy, but for families dealing with it every day it’s no laughing matter. That’s how nationally-known financial writer Richard Eisenberg begins this recent NextAvenue article about a difficult topic many families know all too well: the effect of cognitive decline on the spending habits of a beloved … Read more

Mortgages for Senior Homebuyers Are Often Costly, Hard to Get

If the idea of “mortgages for seniors” seems strange to you, that’s understandable. Most people taking out home loans these days are well short of their retirement years, but surprisingly not all. In 2021, buyers 65 and older accounted for roughly one-eighth of all mortgages originated. Whether downsizing, upsizing, moving across town or heading for … Read more

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