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If you’re 65+ and still working, does it make sense to stay on your employer-sponsored health plan?
If you’re still working but have reached the age of 65, does it make better sense to stay on your employer-sponsored health plan or make the move to Medicare? Yes, no, and maybe. See, it all depends on what your individual circumstances are. Most people think that because they’re still in the working world, they should remain on...
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Here’s how The Incorvaia Team at Keller Williams Realty consistently sells more homes in the area
As the son of esteemed real estate professionals, Mike and Sylvia Incorvaia, Mike Incorvaia Jr. literally grew up in the business. And it was to no one’s surprise that he pursued his license in 2006, joining his parents to form The Incorvaia Team. Since then, they have put up some impressive numbers, which just keep skyrocketing. In 2018...
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Here's why the pre-approved buyer trumps all
The time is right. You’re either finally going to dump that apartment and buy your first home, bump up to a bigger place to accommodate a growing family, or downsize to fit your lifestyle after the kids have moved on. But before you start cruising the homes for sale, you might want to think about getting pre-approved for a home loan. We...
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Are you on Medicare and still working?
If you’re still working but have reached the age of 65, does it make better sense to stay on your employer-sponsored health plan or make the move to Medicare? Yes, no, and maybe. See, it all depends on what your individual circumstances are. Most people think that because they’re still in the working world, they should remain on...
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When the estate has no money
When a person dies with an insolvent, or cash-poor estate, it can really put survivors in a bind, says Linda Nabors, who, along with her husband, Jay, is an attorney with Nabors and Nabors, the Strongsville-based law firm where John J. Urban is of counsel. “When someone passes away without any assets, or just the asset of, say, a house,...
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