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Objectives: Reverse mortgages allow adults aged 62 and older to borrow against the equity in their homes without incurring monthly loan repayments. This study examines the relationship of reverse mortgage borrowing with older adults' satisfaction with their financial situation, housing, health,...
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Equity in a home can serve as an important source of supplemental income in retirement. Reverse mortgages allow seniors to draw down equity without selling their home, and without a monthly mortgage payment. The most widely used reverse mortgage product is offered by Federal Housing...
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One of the risks to financial security among older homeowners is the failure to pay property taxes. Tax bills are often due in lump sums, and if the homeowner has a failure of prospective memory, they may neglect to make a payment. This field study tests if reminders to plan ahead and to pay...
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Objectives. This study examines the relationship of debt stress and reverse mortgage borrowing and compares it to stress from standard mortgages and consumer debt. Debt stress is measured as a self-reported response to the amount of debt.Method. Using a unique national data set of 1,026...
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