“The idea of using home equity to finance retirement is becoming increasingly main stream even among the current generation of seniors who have traditionally been debt averse,” - Peter Bell, President of National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association (NRMLA).

 Benefits of Reverse Mortgage
  • Continue to live in and own your home
  • Receive tax-free income from the cash disbursements
  • Choose from monthly income, a line of credit, or a lump sum
  • Repay the loan at any time with no penalty
  • Owe nothing as long as you occupy your home
  • No personal liability for repayment of the loan since it is secured solely by your home (you and your heirs are not personally liable)
  • Pass the remaining equity in your home to your heirs

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