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Is a Reverse Mortgage a Smart Path to Extra Retirement Cash Flow?
Submitted by Silverleaf Wealth Management on March 26th, 2021
If you’re over the age of 62 and in need of some extra cash flow in your retirement, you may be considering a reverse mortgage. Borrowing money from your home equity might sound like a good idea, but is it actually a wise move financially? Here are some things to consider when making the decision to take out a reverse mortgage on your home.
Explaining the Benefits of a 401(k) to Young Adults Entering the Workforce
Submitted by Silverleaf Wealth Management on March 19th, 2021How to Finance Your Dream Car
Submitted by Silverleaf Wealth Management on March 12th, 2021Medicare in 2021: Here’s What You Need to Know
Submitted by Silverleaf Wealth Management on February 23rd, 2021
Many older Americans rely on Medicare for their health care needs. But it’s not always easy to figure out what’s covered and how much it will cost. Medicare benefits change from year to year, and 2021 is bringing an increase in premiums for participants. The good news is, there are other ways to save on Medicare costs.
How Your Social Security Survivorship Benefit Affects Your Life Insurance Needs
Submitted by Silverleaf Wealth Management on February 22nd, 2021
Generally speaking, conversations about life insurance revolve around whether you should buy term or permanent insurance. However, every decision to buy life insurance begins with deciding what is the right amount of life insurance. And, integral to determining the right amount of life insurance is understanding the role of your Social Security Survivorship Benefit (SSSB).
Eight Ways to Improve and Maintain a Good Credit Score
Submitted by Silverleaf Wealth Management on February 16th, 2021
Whether you like it or not, your credit score can determine how easy or how difficult it is to buy a car, buy a house, get cell phone service, or even get a job. A bad credit score can negatively impact just about every area of your life. Sometimes, a bad credit score can result from events entirely out of your control such as illness, disability, or from the loss of a job.