Money is tight for most people with the way that the economy is today, and this can be especially true for seniors. Social security doesn’t tend to be enough to get by and when there are so many bills to pay for such as medical bills and a family to provide for, there isn’t any money left over to enjoy retirement.
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Sue Haviland, CSA, author and reverse mortgage expert, announces the release of her new book “Priceless Caregiving: Stories of Elder Care Success, Courage and Strength.” Sue is a contributing author in one of the most uplifting books to be written all year. Now released in paperback, Priceless Caregiving can be ordered through Amazon.com or by contact her office locally.
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Reverse mortgages have been around since 1961. The first person to receive a reverse mortgage was Nellie Young through the Deering Savings and Loan Bank of Maine. At that time, the reverse mortgage was issued through the bank itself and any bank could choose whether or not they would do a reverse mortgage.
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Using reverse mortgage, any sixty-two years old or over can convert the home equity into cash. The mortgage lenders give the cash by lump sum payment, several payments, credit line, or combination. Here are the common advantages of reverse mortgage.
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A study released by The National Council on the Aging (NCOA) shows that reverse mortgages can be used by over 13 million Americans to pay for long-term care expenses at home, allowing many to remain independent and in their homes longer.
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