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  • 2). An Overview of Reverse Mortgages  By : Richard A. Chapo
    If you own a home, you know mortgage products have moved beyond the basic 30 year fixed option. Reverse mortgages are one such product and here is an overview. An Overview of Reverse Mortgages A typical mortgage is created when a lender provides you with a lump sum amount of cash to purchase real estate. In consideration of this, you agree to repay the mortgage on a monthly basis for a defined time period at a particular interest rate.
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  • 5). Understanding Reverse Mortgages  By : Ken Charnly
    Can't remember how many times I've been asked "What is a reverse mortgage"? Reverse mortgages are a great way to get a loan using your primary asset. As in all cases of financial lending, the flexibility comes at a price. A reverse mortgage is a loan using your house and is referred to as a "rising debt, falling equity" kind of deal. To compare reverse mortgage to a more traditional one, the type of mortgage commonly used when buying a house can be classed as a "forward mortgage".
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  • 11). A Primer on Reverse Mortgages  By : Peter Boston
    Economists report that as housing prices have skyrocketed over the past several years, the amount of money that households are saving through 401(k) plans and FDIC insured savings accounts has fallen.  For many people approaching retirement age that means they may be "equity rich" and "cash poor" at the same time. It is not unusual today to find people living in $1 million homes almost entirely dependent on social security to get by.
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  • 14). Consider Different Reverse Mortgage Options  By : Charles Kirkendall
    There are many different reverse mortgage options: single purpose reverse mortgages, federally insured reverse mortgages, and proprietary (private sector) reverse mortgages. Each option has different pros and cons that need to be considered when looking into taken out a reverse mortgage. Single-Purpose Reverse Mortgages A single purpose reverse mortgage is the lowest-cost type of reverse mortgages to obtain, but as the name indicates it can only be used for one specified purpose.
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  • 15). The Disadvantages Of Reverse Mortgages  By : Charles Kirkendall
    A reverse mortgage can be an attractive option for many home-owning seniors that are having a hard time making ends meet. With a reverse mortgage, a senior homeowner will receive money for their home equity from a lender without having to make repayments for as long as they live in their home. So with the right reverse mortgage a senior homeowner can maintain their standard of living while retaining ownership of their home.
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  • 16). How To Choose The Right Type Of Mortgage  By : Bob Backstrom
    A house is an important investment in your lifetime. Besides meeting your basic need of providing shelter, it can also provide you a source of cash if you have no other source of income. A loan taken to purchase a house is called a mortgage. The most common types of mortgages are capital repayment mortgages, endowment mortgages, pension linked mortgages and interest-only mortgages.
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  • 22). Reverse Mortgages – Funding Retirement  By : Dan Lewis
    With people living longer and longer, funding retirement can become a stressful situation. Reverse mortgages can help home owners avoid worries about cash flow. Reverse Mortgages Reverse mortgages are essentially a method for turning the equity in your home into cash. Although there are various options, a typical reverse mortgage will provide you with a lump sum, monthly payments or a credit line based on the equity in your home.
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