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I pulled this word by word from the AARP handbook. There are also single-purpose reverse mortgage loans offered by states or local governments — these are often designated for paying property taxes or covering home repairs — as well as proprietary reverse mortgages with fees and terms that can vary by lender. Proprietary reverse mortgages…

3 ways seniors can supplement their Social Security now. Moneywatch There are multiple ways to supplement Social Security income that seniors may want to investigate right now. Recent news that Social Security’s insolvency could hit a year earlier than initially expected wasn’t exactly welcome by seniors reliant upon the funds the service provides. Combined with…

The thought of running out of money in retirement keeps plenty of Americans awake at night. In a survey of financial planners by the Financial Planning Association and the Journal of Financial Planning, over 47 % of respondents rated running out of money as their clients’ greatest retirement fear, with another 22% saying it was…

If you’re planning your own retirement, you probably have a retirement savings goal in mind. Americans believe the “magic number” they need to retire comfortably is $1.26 million, according to a survey by Northwestern Mutual. Comparing your number with the actual net worth of retirement age American seniors should give you an idea of how…

How Panicked Investors are Helping the HECM In 2025, the HECM lending industry stands at a critical juncture—balancing long-term promise against short-term headwinds. While demographic trends continue to favor a bright future, reverse mortgage professionals are grappling with regulatory hurdles, declining loan volume, and ongoing public misconceptions. The sentiment? Cautious optimism, grounded in realism. Today,…

How Tariffs Could Impact Economic Growth Fed Official Revises Interest Rate Cut Forecast for 2025 Inflation remains the key factor influencing interest rate decisions. The Federal Reserve consistently emphasizes its dual mandate when making interest rate decisions. Established in 1977, this mandate requires the Fed to: Promote maximum employment Maintain stable prices and moderate long-term…

Mortgage rates fall again as economy cools further Mortgage Rates fall for home loans for the sixth straight week as concerns about the economy buffeted financial markets. In the week ending March 6, 30-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 6.63%, Freddie Mac announced Thursday. That’s down from 6.76% last week, and marked the biggest weekly decline since…

The National Salute to Veteran Patients Week. The week serves not only as a gesture of gratitude but also to raise awareness about the needs of hospitalized veterans and the role of VA facilities in providing comprehensive care. Those interested in participating or learning more National Salute to Veteran Patients Week The National Salute to…

Why more retirement age Americans keep working I have wondering for years how are fixed income seniors making it. From my 18 years in the Reverse Mortgage business before Covid; I kknow how much of all monthly income. I know many have went back to work to survive. In recent years, a growing number of Americans…

As homeowners seek to leverage their property’s equity, understanding the distinctions between Home Equity Lines of Credit HELOC and reverse mortgage becomes crucial. Both financial tools offer unique benefits and cater to different needs. Here’s an analysis to help determine which option might be more advantageous in 2025. Home Equity Line of Credit HELOC A…