HousingWireHousingWire The communities engulfed in the Los Angeles-area wildfires continue to recover and pick up the pieces. And representatives of Los Angeles County have signaled they want to provide specific guidance for impacted reverse mortgage borrowers to navigate issues that arise with these loans in disaster areas. The county’s Aging…
Continue reading →Polly Campion BY POLLY CAMPION AND LAURIE HARDING Recently, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted to zero out the budget of the New Hampshire Commission on Aging. Established in 2019, this 26-member, volunteer-driven agency advises the governor and General Court on critical policies and planning for our rapidly aging…
Continue reading →BY PAUL E. FORTE Vice President J. D. Vance shocked the Munich Security Conference in February of this year by leveling serious charges against German government officials and others who he alleged are suppressing free speech. Paul Forte It was hypocritical, said Vance, to do so and talk about saving…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire As homelessness continues to rise nationwide, one nonprofit is pushing for a paradigm shift. DignityMoves, a San Francisco-based organization, has been leading the charge for what its founder and CEO Elizabeth Funk calls “interim supportive housing.” These cost-effective tiny home communities aim to help individuals stabilize their lives while…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire Older homeowners living on a fixed income have a higher chance of seeing their finances destabilized by rising costs, and that can be particularly true of something like property taxes. For homeowners who have either a forward or reverse mortgage on their home, these costs also must be paid…
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