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The final decision to establish a second home rests primarily on cost. Therefore, a thorough understanding of your potential expenses is essential in determining if you can afford to make such a move.No matter the property's attraction and loca
The potential of a financial upside for ownership makes the prospect of a second home even more attractive. However, thoroughly understanding these financial maneuvers is crucial to maximizing future returns and keeping your stress level down.T
Fractional ownership of real estate is a type of property ownership that allows multiple parties to own a share or fraction of a property. This concept has gained popularity over the years as a way for people to invest in high-end properties wi
It's common to think of acquiring a second home as a full owner. Nevertheless, there are also types of partial ownership where more than one person has rights to the real estate asset, and each individual owner can only stay for limited periods
Can you realistically consider a rental to be a second home? The answer is "yes!" Just as primary residence renter (e.g., houses or apartments) consider their abodes to be home, there is also the option of renting your second home.Many assume a
Owning a second home has become an increasingly popular trend, especially among those who enjoy the benefits of a vacation property or a weekend getaway. There are many reasons why people decide to invest in a second home, such as to have a pla
Enthusiasm for second homes boomed during the COVID-19 pandemic due to the millions working remotely and low mortgage interest rates. While less favorable rates have cooled the market, many people continue to explore the prospect of a second ho
Whew! You have finally moved into your new home. You'll be living out of boxes for a while, but hopefully, all the planning and effort paid off.While putting up your feet for a well-deserved rest, take a few moments to think about how you'll ad
Moving in your younger years probably meant simply recruiting a pickup truck-owning friend with the promise of pizza and beer. Now past age 50, moving takes on a bit more complexity. It requires forethought and planning to reduce the chance of
After a frank health assessment, you can decide which alternatives make the most sense for your situation.Home HealthcareAdult DaycareAssisted LivingSkilled Nursing CareMemory CareThere are many options to consider when thinking about moving or
So you've decided to move. Congratulations! You are about to embark on a great adventure. However, you have many more decisions ahead.Are you moving near to your current home or further away?Are you downsizing, upsizing, or maintaining similar
There can be several triggers for considering a new home later in life. Among these, a health situation could urgently drive the question of where to live into immediate focus.If you find yourself in this situation, the first step is to thoroug
For many, there comes a time in life around fifty years of age (or later) when the question arises: "How long am I going to live here?"There could be several possible triggers for this question, including retirement, an empty nest, health probl
Planning for long-term care expenses seems to involve a lot of wishful thinking for many. A survey found that about half of respondents said they had done little or no planning for long-term care expenses. One example of wishful thinking is tha
Among the many ways of paying for long-term care, life insurance and annuities have been growing in popularity. Are either of these options right for you to afford long-term care? Listen to Pete Keers break down these options and discover if th
Long-term care insurance can provide a great way to reduce financial risk. However, complex product alternatives require a thorough analysis so the consumer can make the best choice. In this episode, Pete Keers runs through the details of long-
Unless one has long-term care insurance or can qualify for Medicaid, most people will need to tap all their assets to pay for long-term care. This may include the equity in one's home. In this episode, Pete Keers explains the four ways one can
HSAs were primarily intended to soften the financial burden of healthcare expenses for HDHP account holders of all age groups. However, an HSA can be particularly advantageous in paying for long-term care expenses at age 65 or over. Is an HSA t
One popular option for those looking to pay for long-term care costs is existing savings, often in the form of pensions, IRAs, and 401(k)s. All financial resources available to potential recipients must be considered for long-term care planning
Regardless of how long-term care costs are covered, planning for these expenses is essential. In this episode, Pete Keers breaks down why it is essential to create a plan for affording long-term care and the categories of options to consider.T
When Medicare was introduced in 1965, prescription drugs were not covered. However, in December 2003, Medicare Part D was signed into law to cover the cost of medications. Unlike Medicare Part A and Part B, however, Part D is optional.To learn
Some Medicare beneficiaries want more healthcare benefits than Original Medicare can offer, even with Medigap supplemental policies. Medicare Advantage Plans (sometimes known as Medicare Part C) fill this need by providing more benefits for ben
Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) offers many benefits, but it has some "gaps." The most prominent gap is there is no limit on out-of-pocket expenses, which encompass deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance.One way to fill many of these ga
Along with Medicare Part A, Part B is the other part of Original Medicare. Our last episode described Medicare Part A coverage for inpatient care (hospital and skilled nursing), hospice care, and home healthcare.Medicare Part B covers medically
As noted in a previous episode, "Preparing for Medicare: Part 1 - What is Medicare?", Original Medicare consists of Part A and Part B. This episode focuses on Part A, which covers inpatient hospital stays and some other services.Part A (Hospita
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