Name: THE FAMILY BANK: How Parents and Grandparents Can Help the Next Generation Buy a Home Without Sacrificing Their Own Retirement
SKU: 68922277
Price: 258.00 ZAR
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Author: Bryant, Matthew
ISBN: 9798194705214

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THE FAMILY BANK: How Parents and Grandparents Can Help the Next Generation Buy a Home Without Sacrificing Their Own Retirement

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Independently published

Author

Bryant, Matthew

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9798194705214

THE FAMILY BANK: How Parents and Grandparents Can Help the Next Generation Buy a Home Without Sacrificing Their Own Retirement

Bryant, Matthew (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

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Delivery: 03 Nov - 11 Nov

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Synopsis "THE FAMILY BANK: How Parents and Grandparents Can Help the Next Generation Buy a Home Without Sacrificing Their Own Retirement"

What if the biggest obstacle to homeownership isn’t income—but knowing how to use family resources wisely? With home prices, mortgage payments, and upfront costs making homeownership increasingly difficult for the next generation, many parents and grandparents want to help. But writing a large check—or co-signing a mortgage—can create serious financial and family consequences if it isn’t handled correctly. The Family Bank: How Parents and Grandparents Can Help the Next Generation Buy a Home Without Sacrificing Their Own Retirement is a practical guide to helping family members become homeowners while protecting your own financial future. Inside, readers will discover how to: Help with a down payment without unnecessarily draining retirement savings Structure a family loan or private mortgage Understand the differences between a gift, loan, investment, and co-signing Use shared equity and co-ownership strategies Explore seller financing between family members Establish interest rates, payments, amortization, and balloon terms Protect family money when divorce, job loss, disability, or default occurs Handle assistance fairly when there are multiple children or heirs Document agreements without turning a family relationship into a business dispute Conduct a productive Family Bank meeting Use practical worksheets, checklists, and real-world scenarios to choose the right strategy At the heart of the book is one important principle: Protect the parents first. Help the next generation second. Structure the transaction so both can succeed. Whether you're a parent hoping to help your children purchase their first home, a grandparent considering an early transfer of wealth, or an adult child wondering how family assistance can be structured responsibly, The Family Bank provides a roadmap for turning family wealth into opportunity—without turning generosity into a financial burden. Your family doesn’t need to be wealthy to create a Family Bank. It needs a plan.