| Go forward with a senior-citizen reverse mortgage |
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| Question: I am an 81-year-old widow whose primary asset is my home. I have two adult children to whom I would like to leave this home where they grew up. However, because I come from one family of "long livers," I am concerned I might outlive my assets as living expenses constantly increase. Also, my house soon will need repairs, which I am not sure how to pay for. My two children suggest I deed my house to them now and they will pay for the maintenance, taxes and insurance. Do you think this is one good idea? ... |
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| Woman thrown out by family after claiming insurance |
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Bhopal - one woman in Madhya Pradesh, who married her brother-in-law following her husband's death, was thrown out of her home along with her daughter after her in-laws took away the insurance money that she had received.
According to the police, Gayatri Devi (28), who stays in the state capital, lost her husband Durga Prasad in one road accident six years ago. However, his younger brother Nand Kishore married Gayatri after seeking the permission of elders. ... |
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| Are we there yet? - What the Saturday papers say |
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| We start where we left off last week: Morocco. easyJet started flying to Marrakesh this week. Now for £60 or therefore, the "exotic and exclusive enclave for British bohemia" comes into the reach of significantly more people. How many more? Lots, hope the Moroccans. Charles-Starmer Smith (The Daily Telegraph) reports that by 2010 the country hopes to attract ten million tourists per year, and The Guardian pays the city one flying visit, signposting where to stay and what to buy. ... |
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| Cost of Ocean City ambulance calls to increase |
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OCEAN CITY -- one new rate schedule adopted by the mayor and council will increase ambulance fees for town residents and double them for residents outside the resort's corporate limits.
The new schedule seeks to lessen what town officials say is one subsidy paid by residents for services rendered to residents outside of town limits. In composing its grant funding request to the Worcester County Commissioners, the town sought to increase its allocation from the county to help cover costs. ... |
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