A single-purpose reverse mortgage can offer retirees affordable access to equity, but there are strings attached.

Buying a home in retirement can be challenging, but one underused loan option could make it easier for retirees.

Fed rate cuts may be reshaping borrowing costs, but reverse mortgages follow different rules than other loans.

With a reverse mortgage, you borrow against the equity in your home, freeing up cash. Here’s what that means when it comes to taxes, senior benefits, and interest rates. It feels like everything costs ...

Make sure you understand all the costs, terms and conditions before applying for a reverse mortgage. Reverse mortgages are widely advertised to older adults as a way to convert part of the equity in a ...

Inflation continues to strain the economy and American household budgets with higher prices at the gas pump, grocery store and other everyday purchases. As a result, many are taking on extra jobs and ...

Reverse mortgages have become a popular financial planning tool for seniors looking to leverage their home equity to support their retirement. These loans allow homeowners aged 62 and older to convert ...

Many Americans are retiring with less cash than they would like. But in some instances, that can be offset by unexpectedly large — yet welcome — boosts in their home values. Financial planners ...

Robert Powell: Where are we with reverse mortgages? Where have we come from, and where are we going? To discuss this, I’m joined by Don Graves, president of the Housing Wealth Institute, author of ...

Speaking at NRMLA, Ryan Ponsford urges reverse mortgage professionals to enhance credibility and collaborate with financial ...

A reverse mortgage must be paid back when the borrower dies, moves out of the home or stops fulfilling the terms of the agreement, such as paying property taxes. You might choose to get out of a ...