Listed below are articles I found interesting and which I invite you to read. Just click on the name of any article you wish to read:

• Your Money: Costs Fall for Reverse Mortgages, The New York Times, April 17, 2010 Article

• Know the limitations when choosing among long-term-care insurance plans, The Washington Post, March 21, 2010

• Stressful but Vital: Picking a Nursing Home, The New York Times, March 20, 2010

• Love's red alert: Don't add someone dear to your deed, The Washington Post, February 20, 2010

• Reverse Mortgages Come to the Rescue, Washington Post; August 9, 2009

• For Many Seniors, an Ominous Retirement-Account Deadline - Washington Post, November 16, 2008

• Working After Retirement, Washington Post, October 15, 2008 Discussion

• Answers to Legal Question Senior Most Often Ask (PDF) - Bottom Line Retirement, October 2008

• Tales from the Past, Preserved for Families, The New York Times, October 12, 2008

• Deed the House to Your Child or Put It in Your Will? First, Do Your Homework, Washington Post, October 11, 2008

• Could you use a health-care advocate?, American Public Media, October 19, 2007 

• A Gift Gone Missing? The probate system can help disappointed heirs clarify asset distribution.

• How is Your IRA Handled After Your Death? Distribution of your IRA after death is determined by a beneficiary designation form, not your will.

• Protect Yourself in Case of Incapacity. Have you thought about preparing a power of attorney document to give a family member or friend power to handle your financial affairs if you are unable to do so because of a disability?

• Financial Information Checklist. In these troubled times, it's important to prepare a checklist of critical financial information about yourself, so your family and loved ones won't be burdened at a time of crisis.