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Nov. 6, 2023 Marketwatch.com
Article (Before you help your kids pay their student loans, consider these points)
“If you can’t afford to pay off a student loan it could be nice to have the student or graduate live at home for a few years. If cheap rent is close to $2,000 a month, a few years at home can do wonders,” says Marc Lescarret of Marc Alan Wealth Management in Rockaway, New Jersey.
And if you have teenagers considering college soon, it is not too early to look for ways to lower future college expenses.
“Best yet, everyone needs to take school seriously. If you aren’t expecting a future job to pay big bucks, they may wish to attend a cheaper school or do school part time and get the employer to help,” Lescarret says."
November 1, 2023 Bloomberg.com
Article (Tips for House Hunters Frustrated With Frozen Real Estate Market)
Renovations: A close cousin to the parent loan — one idea financial advisers offered, for those fortunate enough — is renovating an existing family home to accommodate more people.
Upsides: Expanding an existing property can be a good way to put savings to use without the need to take on an expensive mortgage, said Marc Alan, owner of Marc Alan Wealth Management in Rockaway, New Jersey. Parents get a renovated home and more time with their adult children, who get housing and can stop renting. A possible plan could include the child later inheriting the entire house as well.
Downsides: “You have to like your parents,” said Alan. They also have to live in an area close enough to the jobs and schools a younger family may need. Like building a house from scratch, renovations aren’t everyone’s idea of a good time. And zoning regulations may prevent expansions — or any significant change — so it’s important to check local laws first.
My answer, I am teaching virtually every prospect I encounter concepts they never knew existed. Without our conversation they would have sabotaged their wealth for generations."
Marc Lescarret, CFP(R)
Owner Marc Alan Wealth Management
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