(3 Minute Read) Personal debt is an issue that can plague anyone, regardless of background, status, or even age. While we may think of retirement years as a chance for relaxation, the truth is that many seniors are still feeling

(3 Minute Read) On the Life Settlement Advisors blog, we publish a lot of content about how selling a life insurance policy, also known as a life settlement, can help seniors turn an unwanted or unneeded life insurance policy into

According to a recent study by the AARP of almost 4,000 people over 45, 13% said they still work some in retirement. And why not? For many seniors, some work in retirement can offer significant benefits, from adding extra spending

(3 Minute Read) Did you know that you can sell all or a portion of a life insurance policy, even term insurance? That’s what the life settlement market is all about, and it can be a little confusing for newcomers.

(2 Minute Read) You’ve probably been working hard, day in and day out, your entire life. And while, like many people, you did so happily in order to provide for you and your family, retirement has probably always been in

(3 Minute Read) At this point in your life, you probably have the whole tax thing down. You know the drill. Take some papers into your accountant and see how much you owe, pay it, and then repeat the next

(3 Minute Read) If you’ve spent your life being really busy with a career, raising a family, or both, you may not have had time for one of life’s true pleasures: owning a pet. Now that you have retired and

(2 Minute Read) When you reach retirement age or start considering how you are going to finance your retirement, you may have a lot of questions. One common question is, “what’s the difference between a viatical settlement vs. life settlement?”

(3 Minute Read) As an advisor, your primary objective is to help your clients stay financially sound. Whether that means carefully curating their investment portfolio, helping them plan for a big purchase, or simply staying afloat as a retiree, they

(3 minute read) As the holidays come around, each year we feel a little different. Some years the bustle is exciting and energizing, while other years it’s a slog from Halloween to New Years. But whether merry or stressful or