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Permanent Mortgage Payment Relief Possible for Senior Homeowners

March 18, 2021

By George A. Downey Pandemic induced forbearance agreements enabled homeowners to temporarily defer making mortgage payments, however, older homeowners may be eligible for permanent forbearance. The 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, ...

How Savvy Homeowners Use Reverse Mortgages to Increase Financial Security – Others Not So Sure

February 19, 2021

Financial advisors, recognizing the need to increase retirement funding, are promoting the versatility and innovative solutions provided by reverse mortgages to make use of home equity. However, a legacy of ...

PODCAST: Looking for Love? Dinner with Cupid columnist Melissa Schorr talks romance

February 17, 2021

Looking for love? Melissa Schorr, who writes the popular Dinner with Cupid column that runs in the Boston Globe, was our guest on My Generation, broadcast on Sunday night from ...

Foster a Beneficial Relationship with an Advisor

February 9, 2021

By Chris Hanson, the Wicked Smart Investor It was a bit of poetry that caused quite a stir amongst the Boston Brahmin. At a Holy Cross Alumni dinner in 1910, ...

Make dinner with just 7 ingredients

February 8, 2021

Doreen’s Dinners Using just 7 ingredients you can make a wholesome, satisfying, easy, low calorie, filling, and soul-warming 30-minute soup. Here’s my tried-and true recipe that my clients ask me ...

Aging with Sass and Class with Loretta LaRoche

February 1, 2021

Find the Fun By Loretta LaRoche These days, it seems that not a day goes by without a magazine or new show doing a “special report” on aging. Why are ...

Local Ghostwriter Turns Seniors into Published Authors

January 26, 2021

By Marie Fricker If your life is a story just waiting to be told, wait no longer. Writer/editor Stephen White, 66, of Hanover, takes pride in ghostwriting autobiographies, memoirs, and ...

Old Scituate Light–a landmark and a legacy

January 21, 2021

By Marie Fricker My freckle-faced five year-old was sprinting up the 34 steps of the spiral wooden staircase of the Scituate Lighthouse in the summer of 1987, just one week ...

Age with style and grace

January 9, 2021

(Family Features) Aging may be inevitable, but with advancement in research and technology, there are plenty of ways you can slow, or even reverse, the hands of time to stay ...

PODCAST: Patrick Kelleher lets you know how to protect what you have for the people you love the most…listen in!

January 8, 2021

Elder law attorney Patrick J. Kelleher kicked off the New Year with excellent and considered legal advice for those who want to protect their assets while providing for those you ...