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What If You’re Wrong?
I’ve spoken with a lot of people lately about a lot of topics. People have all sorts of opinions these days, and I just want
Cancelling Culture, by Dr. Seuss
Do you like green eggs and ham? I do not like them, Sam I am. I do not like greens and ham. Would you like
All We Know for Sure About Unemployment Numbers: They’re Wrong.
According to the monthly jobs report, published by the Labor Department on the first Friday of every month, the U.S. unemployment rate, as of February
Why Don’t More Retirees Know About a HECM-for-Purchase?
The first Social Security check was mailed out in 1940. That first check went to Ida May Fuller, dated January 31, 1940, in the amount
Whole Foods Should Be Ashamed
I spent election night 2020 with my daughter at her apartment in Washington, DC. It’s become a tradition with us, spending election night in front
Working Past Age 65 is Possible, but Not Certain
You might be able to work until you’re 90. It’s possible. I don’t know if you will, however, and neither does anyone else. It should
Overestimating Access to Home Equity in Retirement is Dangerous
Over the last few years, I’ve spent a great deal of time talking to people in or approaching retirement, and I’m here to tell you
Time Magazine – New Reverse Mortgages Good for Retirees
With all of the negative press that reverse mortgages have received in the past, Time Magazine appears to have finally figured out that reverse mortgages
