A snap shot of a happily ever after retirement couple. Learn about the opportunity available via a Reverse Mortgage Retirement.

Curious about how you can benefit from a reverse mortgage retirement? Working with senior homeowners these past several years has been eye opening. To summarize, most people are not ready for retirement or when they stop working. It is more the exception than the rule to find someone who is set up for their golden years financially. One of the reasons I decided to help senior homeowners some years back was they are vulnerable and need someone who is going, to be honest and help them navigate the myriad of choices they encounter in their golden years. Overall, seniors are wonderful to work with and I learn a lot from them!

 

Have a safe and secure retirement with a reverse mortgage

So, how can a senior homeowner have a safe, secure retirement with certainty? What if there were a way a senior homeowner at retirement could:

  • have no mandatory monthly mortgage payments
  • have access to their home equity that is earning 4-6% compound interest, guaranteed, protected from a real estate market correction, and when using their equity, the funds are tax free
  • build up the 401k/IRA to a level that is more than they expected
  • delay Social Security until age 70, so as to maximize their benefit

This would ensure a retirement that is sustainable. Is this possible or just a nice dream? It IS possible with a special financing program available to senior homeowners. This program eliminates their mandatory monthly mortgage payments. It allows them to access a portion of their equity that earns 4-6% a year compound interest, which is guaranteed and protected from any real estate correction. When the homeowners uses the funds, they are tax free.

Maximum benefit your available benefits

Because the senior is no longer making a mandatory monthly mortgage payment, they can take that money and put it into their 401k or IRA while they continue to work. If they are willing to delay Social Security to age 70, they would realize the maximum benefit. So, a seniors retirement would be: no mandatory monthly mortgage payments, a line of credit that earns interest they can draw on tax free, a more robust 401k or IRA and the maximum Social Security benefit available.

If you know someone who could benefit from this information, pass along this blog. If you want to learn more, I would enjoy visiting with you.