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Reverse Mortgage FAQ 2025: Top Questions Answered

Senior couple learning about reverse mortgage options in 2025

Reverse mortgages have become an important financial tool for many older homeowners. In 2025, there are new rules and higher limits that make these loans more accessible. At the same time, U.S. seniors (age 62 and up) collectively hold nearly $14 trillion in home equity. This means many have a lot of wealth tied up […]

Understanding Reverse Mortgages in 2025 HECM Limits and Rules

A reverse mortgage is a special home loan that lets qualified seniors tap into their home’s equity without moving out or selling. In this loan, the lender pays you, and you don’t make monthly payments. Instead, the balance grows over time and is repaid when the home is sold, or you move or pass away. […]

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