Retirement might appear like a distant dream but requires long term preparation. Becomes paramount in the last 10 years before retirement.

Nearing Retirement and being mortgage-free, you're standing on the threshold of a new chapter in your life, but how do you navigate further?

For many retiring in a mortgage-free home is just a dream. But, with planning and prudent financial decisions, you can still navigate it.

Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC), Reverse Mortgage, and Downsizing are key equity release options available to homeowners in retirement.

Once you've decided to downsize, the question of what to do with the purchase arises. No Mortgage, Small Mortgage or Invest proceeds?

Mortgage Freedom is a beacon of financial freedom and security, and with determination and strategic planning, it's entirely achievable.

It's fine line between Homeownership and finding oneself caught in a nightmare of overextension. Having Too Much Home can be Real.

The question of whether a home is an Asset, or a Liability has long been debated. However, the answer is not always either or!

For many financial strain in retirement can cast a shadow over this period of life. Some practical tips to help make a difference.

Notion of considering a reverse mortgage might trigger feelings of failure in retirees. Let's dissect this notion about reverse mortgages.

If interest rate on reverse mortgage outpaces price appreciation rate of the home, borrowers may find themselves facing some tough decisions

Should you carry a mortgage into retirement years, or prioritize paying it off before retiring?

In an era where financial planning is becoming increasingly complex, reverse mortgages have emerged as a viable option for Canadian seniors.

As we deal with the impacts of rising costs, I wanted to revisit the suitability of Variable Rate Mortgages for certain borrowers.