Buckeye Advisors

12/20/2022

Great late year delivery for client in Florida and got to catch up with two pine brothers along the way. Too low.g, but great to see Bill Woodson and Andrew Macarthur.

03/25/2021

Buckeye Advisors is adding multiple positions for full and part time workers. We are a leading transition/downsizing company serving the Triad and beyond, and we are growing fast. If you, or someone you know , might be interested please contact Fred Jordan at [email protected] .

Job duties include heavy lifting and some manual labor type skills, as well as customer service and problem solving skills. Job applicants must have a willingness to learn techniques and ability to interact with clients and a diverse workforce. No experience is necessary, but a willingness to learn and work well on a team is a must.

02/19/2020

As tastes change from generation to generation it is important to find a resource for things that your children or grandchildren may not want. Buckeye Advisors can help with things like this.

Last summer, I cleaned out the house where my Grandma lived for 60 years.

01/25/2020

Most of the stuff in your house is worthless. And eventually, someone, either you or your kids, will be tasked with getting rid of it.

06/04/2018

https://www3.forbes.com/investing/your-top-10-objects-your-kids-dont-want/?utm_source=FacebookTest1&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=3&utm_campaign=your-top-10-objects-your-kids-dont-want-mlb&kwp_0=737201

Your house, and what it contains, is a minefield in the eyes of your grown children. They can see from your example that collections of stuff are a curse; such objects are superfluous to a life well lived. They want a clean, clear field in which to live their lives. Your grown children will not agre

04/13/2018

I love ideas that allow seniors to maintain independence and motivation.

12/04/2017

It's a great idea, but the chickens are just part of it. Staying active, feeling needed and involved are the keys to a successful life during the senior years

08/22/2017

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/18/your-money/aging-parents-with-lots-of-stuff-and-children-who-dont-want-it.html?smid=fb-share

I look forward to a time when many of these cherished items will be more sellable. But as the last two articles point out- this is not the current resale environment.

How to dispose of a lifetime of memories and keepsakes? These days, it pays to ask a professional, not your heirs.

08/08/2017

https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2017/0725/Boomer-parents-One-day-this-will-all-be-yours.-Grown-children-Noooo?cmpid=FB

As baby boomers begin to downsize, they are discovering their grown children do not want their stuff. In fact, they recoil in something close to horror at the thought of trying to find room for collections of Hummels and Thomas Kinkade paintings.

05/24/2017

http://www.nextavenue.org/nobody-wants-parents-stuff/

While the title to teh article is a bit harsh, it does shed light on an issue facing so many people in transition today.

Advice for boomers desperate to unload family heirlooms

04/04/2017

Getting ready to present on downsizing and transitions at Forsyth court. It is always a treat to let people know they have an partner during such a potentially rocky time.

03/23/2017

recently a Trump administration spokesman said that Meals on Wheels was not able to show results. He is flatly wrong. having worked for Meals on Wheels for five years I can say this is one of the most impactful organizations in our country. Buckeye Advisors always supports Senior Services of Forsyth County and Meals on Wheels.