You can purchase a new home using a reverse mortgage loan. This offers a tremendous boost in purchasing power without obligatory monthly mortgage payments. If you wanted to upsize, downsize, move to a more expensive area, or anything in between, this could be right for you.
With a reverse mortgage loan, you can secure your cash flow throughout retirement and change the way your finances work. If you turn a portion of your home equity into cash, you can avoid drawing from your investments when the markets are down, and do so when they’re back up.
Because the proceeds from a reverse mortgage are considered a loan—not income—they are off limits to the IRS.* Strategic use of these proceeds offers a host of potential tax advantages, including withdrawing from your IRA in the lowest possible tax bracket percentage.*
“The components of reverse mortgages and the potential of them, wow…It’s a process of education, people just don’t know.”
“When I realized that I really really could retire, I gave my two weeks notice and I haven’t looked back. It was a mind changing concept.”
“We thought there were two things to do. We could lose the home or refinance. How can you refinance when you’re not working?”
*The information in this advertisement does not constitute financial planning advice. Please consult a financial planner regarding purchasing an annuity and your specific retirement plan.
