Posts Tagged ‘reverse mortgage birmingham’
Government Shutdown
As most of you know by now, the Federal Government was shut down effective October 1 and will remain shut down until Congress comes to an agreement to continue funding the government. We will keep you updated as we learn and hear more here at SimpleReverse, but in the meantime, what does this mean for…
Read MoreHECM or HELOC
(HECM) Reverse Mortgage vs (HELOC) Home Equity Line of Credit Over 1.5million baby boomers utilize HELOC’s on an annual basis as a way to access their home equity to help fund retirement, pay for home improvements, consolidate debt, pay for home healthcare, or many other reasons. Today, we want to address the advantages to these…
Read MoreI’m 90 and work at a convenience store. I make $14.90 an hour, and money is tight, but I hope to retire.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Vince Scidone, a 90-year-old former carpenter in Oklahoma. Scidone works part-time as a cook at a convenience store chain. He returned to work after his wife, Deborah, got sick, and they needed additional income to support them in their retirement. Business Insider has verified Scidone’s income…
Read MoreThe 60% reverse mortgage rule: What it is and how it impacts borrowers
The 60% reverse mortgage rule: What it is and how it impacts borrowers. Taking out a reverse mortgage can make sense in retirement, but there are rules that impact the process. As with most Americans, older homeowners have been facing issues with rising living costs and mounting debt. As a result, tapping into home equity…
Read MoreReal estate tycoon rips Fed Chair Powell for doing ‘more damage’ to housing market
Trump should do everything he can to cut out Jerome Powell: Real estate tycoon on new Bitcoin fundCardone Capital CEO Grant Cardone discusses the impact of President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill,’ Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s role in the U.S. housing crisis, and the launch of his new Bitcoin fund. As the U.S. continues…
Read MoreMedian Home Price
The Median Home Price Is Nearly $18,000 Lower Than a Year Ago Homebuyers who have been waiting for the right price are getting a bit of a break in 2023, according to a new report by Redfin: The median home price for a home in the U.S. is down nearly $18,000 compared to a year ago. Depending on…
Read MoreAmericans could see promised Social Security benefits cut
Americans could see promised Social Security benefits cut by 27% in just 10 years — 3 smart strategies for tapping into your benefits. Americans could see promised Social Security benefits cut by 27% in just 10 years — 3 smart strategies for tapping into your benefits Possible cuts of up to 27% to Social Security…
Read MoreRetirement confidence
Retirement confidence in the US tanks by largest margin since the Great Recession Retirement confidence of Americans in having enough money for a comfortable retirement has taken the biggest dive in 15 years, according to a new survey. Just 64% of workers are very or somewhat confident they’ll have enough money to live comfortably in…
Read MoreDenied Mortgage Loans
Data shows older adults more likely to be denied mortgage loans Older people are denied mortgages loans at a higher rate while younger borrowers have higher HECM rejection rates: NYT Older adults tend to have higher credit ratings than any other age group in the nation. However, older Americans are also more likely to be…
Read MoreHow to Pay for Home Care
How to Pay for Home Care When a chronic health condition, recovery from an illness, dementia, or even the normal aging process makes it difficult for a senior to live at home safely, in-home care can provide the supervision and assistance they need to age in place. However, families are often concerned about how much…
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