Retirement savers hold steady in 2025 as automatic enrollment drives positive trends March 10, 2026 by bp56691 The average participant account balance increased 13% year over year in 2025, reaching an all-time high of $167,970.
Seniors want to age in place, but family caregivers face strains on multiple fronts March 9, 2026 by bp56691 A Pew Research Center survey of 8,750 U.S. adults found that one in 10 reports serving as a caregiver for a parent age 65 or older.
Study finds 65-year-olds need $135K for long-term care March 5, 2026 by bp56691 The type of care — home health, assisted living or nursing home — and where a person lives can drastically affect costs.
Trump 401(k) plan, if expanded, could advance universal retirement March 4, 2026 by bp56691 A recent op-ed concluded that Trump’s proposal, if expanded, could help move the nation toward a “more inclusive” form of capitalism.
Older women worry about retirement security, making them prime reverse mortgage candidates February 19, 2026 by bp56691 Women who are 50 and older are feeling the pinch of rising costs and economic uncertainty, even as they enjoy time with their family and hobbies, according to a new AARP survey.
Property tax burdens vary widely as states debate senior relief February 17, 2026 by bp56691 As states debate relief, the underlying data shows a common trend: residential property owners shouldering a growing share of the tax burden.
Home equity props up retirees as savings fall short February 16, 2026 by bp56691 Retirement savings represent about one-quarter of financial assets for the typical working adult, while home equity accounts for one-third.
Social Security planning could open the door for reverse mortgage conversations February 12, 2026 by bp56691 Reverse mortgage professionals are advised to start with Social Security education to build trust and identify client needs.
Reverse mortgage line of credit remains underused — but advisers may be receptive February 5, 2026 by bp56691 Reverse mortgage lines of credit remain underused in retirement planning as advisers cite risk and perception challenges.
Georgia legislation would curb HOA foreclosures as senior fights loss of his house February 4, 2026 by bp56691 The proposals come amid mounting complaints that say fines and legal fees imposed by HOAs have spiraled into liens and foreclosure threats.