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What to do when your older loved ones need financial help?

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My Parents Don’t Need a Reverse Mortgage… Do They?

By: Steven Cooley [NMLS #1389501] There’s plenty of time to invest in my children's future. Our family has a good lifestyle, minus a couple amenities. My kids can wear THOSE shoes a little longer. At this stage, I'd much rather spend my hard earned money supplementing my parents’ income. It's...

No Reverse Mortgage for My Mama

By Steven Cooley [NMLS #1389501] Full disclosure: I work for Finance of America Reverse, a good-sized company that sells reverse mortgages. I am a licensed loan officer and have a considerable amount of knowledge concerning the product. I know the pitfalls and benefits. I have the perfect prospect: my Mom....

How a Reverse Mortgage Can Help Your Loved One

Our parents and older loved ones are living longer than they expected. Unfortunately, their savings may not last with them. Today, about 45 million Americans are over age 65. That number is expected to more than double by 20601. Better healthcare and an increased awareness on healthy lifestyle has allowed...

What to do when a parent runs low on money

Caring for an aging parent or loved one is one of the toughest challenges we face. Family caregivers help with shopping, coordinate health care, and manage finances, among other tasks. Caregivers juggle these responsibilities around full-time jobs, raising kids, and running their own household. This takes a toll on one’s...

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