The combination of ultra-low interest rates and a coronavirus pandemic has led to an explosion in home buying/selling and improvements. As homeowners increasingly think about selling their home to adapt to a changing environment, they will be confronted with whether an upgrade is a smart financial decision for getting the most resale value.
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All systems follow some common rules—they evolve toward complexity, they tend toward chaos, and they must adapt or perish. Nature has perfected the process of adapting to change over millions of years of trial and error. It offers some lessons that may be worth an advisor’s consideration.
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The vast majority of timeshare buyers live to regret it. Broad dissatisfaction with timeshares has many individuals looking for ways to get out of their contractual obligations. Here are five strategies financial advisors can recommend to clients who are looking to exit their timeshares.
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According to a recent study, age-related cognitive decline adversely affects a retiree’s ability to manage a portfolio in later life, beginning as soon as the early 60s. Financial advisors can play an important role in helping older investors avoid cognitive decline-related underperformance
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Has a client ever come to you about investing in a timeshare? The natural reflex is to dismiss the idea out-of-hand, but with publicly-traded companies now offering them, timeshares are beginning to escape the reputation of high-pressure sales tactics and buyers’ remorse.
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