Monthly Archives: February 2014

According to new housing market research, baby boomer homeowners may be pushing young homebuyers out of the market. As home values and prices continue to increase, many younger Americans are unable to afford down payments due to low income jobs … Continue reading →

New research shows that more people are surviving strokes now, than when compared to statistics from ten years ago. Experts say that the current treatment and prevention tactics that are provided help to lower the risk of death during stroke. … Continue reading →

According to recent studies, vitamin C may help boost the effects of chemotherapy used to treat cancer patients. The study found that cancer patients who take large doses of vitamin C in tandem with chemotherapy, may have greater help in … Continue reading →

An increasing number of older Americans are working longer, some to help with financial struggles, and other out of pure enjoyment. Experts say that, while delaying retirement can have positive effects on your health, many people need to be sure … Continue reading →

Reverse mortgage endorsements have picked up speed this year according to Reverse Market Insight. Last month, reverse mortgage volume increased 19.8%, averaging 5,061 loans, the highest average seen since August 2013. According to data, reverse mortgage activity was significantly down … Continue reading →

Studies suggest that more and more people who have retired are not financially secure. Experts say there are a few ways to avoid running out of money during your retirement years, such as buying an annuity from insurance providers guaranteeing … Continue reading →

Cold and flu experts have put together a list of simple ways people can improve their immune systems in hopes of decreasing their risk of getting sick. Singing is the number one natural way to boost your immune system according … Continue reading →

According to numerous studies, some dating as far back as the 1950s, people who retire early may be setting themselves up for a shorter life. The study states that individuals who retire early are not as likely to keep their … Continue reading →

According to new data released by the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association and Riskspan, home equity among seniors has improved over the last few years, and hit a five-year high in the third quarter of last year. Total home equity … Continue reading →