Consider a reverse mortgage - as your last option
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Consider a Reverse Mortgage as Your Last Option
Summary
A reverse mortgage allows you to borrow against your home’s value, providing funds while you continue living there. Depending on your age, you can typically access 10 to 40 percent of your home's value. This loan requires no repayment as long as you reside in your home, and you will never owe more than its value.
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Many homebuyers diligently save to pay off their mortgage and secure their dream home for retirement. However, for many retirees, living on a fixed and often limited income can be challenging.
One potential solution is a reverse mortgage. This type of loan lets you borrow against your home’s equity while still residing there. Depending on age, you might access between 10 to 40 percent of your home’s value. Unlike traditional mortgages, a reverse mortgage doesn’t require monthly payments. Instead, the loan grows over time, accumulating interest, which means your equity decreases as your debt increases. This is often referred to as a "rising debt, falling equity" loan.
There are two ways to receive income from a reverse mortgage. First, you can take a lump sum and invest it in an annuity that provides income for life. Alternatively, you can opt to receive regular monthly payments by increasing your loan amount over time.
However, be aware that a reverse mortgage means you still owe money on your home. By the end of the loan, the total owed includes the loan amount plus all accrued interest, which can be considerable.
Before considering a reverse mortgage, discuss your options with family members. Remember, a reverse mortgage will reduce the size of your final estate. It’s essential to weigh all your financial options and consider a reverse mortgage only as a last resort.
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