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Today’s video covers a topic that may be near and dear if you, aging friends or loved ones want to safely age in place at home. It’s all about how to fund long-term care with reverse mortgages. I share several ways qualified homeowners can leverage home equity with a reverse mortgage, to help cover the costs of long-term care, including:

➡️ Pay Off an Existing Mortgage Loan to Eliminate Ongoing Mortgage Payments
➡️ Establish a Reverse Mortgage Line of Credit
➡️ Select a Tenure Payout Option Helping to Budget for Care
➡️ Take a Lump Sum Payout for Immediate Use
➡️ Structure a Multi-Layered Reverse Mortgage That Can Be helpful Now and in The Future

Keep watching because these strategies can help protect your savings and safeguard your caregivers from financial havoc.

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