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Using Home Equity



          to Fund In-Home Care

















                  If you’re like many homeowners, your house is your greatest asset.  Like others, you may need access to
                 additional funds to supplement your health insurance in order to cover expenses like in-home care. A Home
                 Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) loan, also known as a reverse mortgage, allows you to put your hard-
                earned home equity to work for you. HECM loan proceeds are tax free  and can be used to cover the cost of
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                                      your care needs while you continue to live in your home.


             HECM Loan Basics:                                 The Facts:


             3   You must be 62 or better                      3   Many incorrectly believe that medical


                                                                 insurance will cover in-home, long-term
             3 Your home must be your primary                    care 2

               residence
                                                               3 70% of those 65+ will need assistance at

             3   You pay no monthly mortgage                     some point   3

               payments so long as you continue
               to pay property taxes, homeowner’s              3 Aging in place has been shown to have

               insurance, and home maintenance                   health and emotional benefits over
               costs                                             institutional care 4

                                                               3 25% fewer doctor visits occur when home

                                                                 care is in place 5


                                  For more information contact me today!


















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