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Reverse Mortgage
As a retiree and homeowner, you are fortunate to have built equity over the years. However, even owning a home may not be enough to shield you from the rising costs and financial challenges that many retirees face today.
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THOUSANDS OF HOMEOWNERS AGE 55 OR OLDER HAVE REVERSE MORTGAGES
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Access Up to 55% of Your Home Equity
Homeowners in Canada aged 55+ can tap into their home equity with a reverse mortgage, unlocking up to 55% (up to 65% in some circumstances) of their home’s value. No monthly payments are required, and the loan only needs to be repaid when you sell your home, move out permanently, or the last survivor passes away.
A reverse mortgage is more than just a loan; it’s a financial tool that provides added security and flexibility for retirees. When used correctly, it can be a game-changer, offering an edge in achieving financial stability. Boost your financial security, enhance your quality of life, and ensure a lasting legacy for your loved ones.
You can use the money from a reverse mortgage for any purpose, whether it’s a lump sum, installments, or a combination. Best of all, the funds you receive are tax-free. Receive tax-free funds from your home’s equity to cover expenses like debt, renovations, or day-to-day costs, without impacting your government benefits.
Most people have heard of the CHIP Reverse Mortgage offered by HomeEquity Bank, but there are other lenders out there as well.
Enjoy the freedom of being mortgage payment-free. A reverse mortgage allows you to stop making monthly payments while still owning your home.
Flexible Financial Options
Choose how to receive your funds—whether as a lump sum, occasionally as needed, scheduled monthly payments, or a combination — based on your financial needs and goals.
Preserve Home Ownership
Keep full ownership of your home while living in it, with the flexibility to sell or refinance at any time. You maintain control over your property and equity growth.
Secure Your Future and Legacy
Reverse mortgages allow you to live comfortably and potentially pass on wealth to your heirs by leveraging home equity to build a tax-free savings plan or fund an early inheritance.
Stay in Your Home for Life
With a reverse mortgage, you are guaranteed the right to live in your home for as long as you wish, or until the last surviving homeowner passes away, without fear of eviction or foreclosure.
No Credit or Income Requirements
Unlike traditional loans, reverse mortgages don’t require proof of income or creditworthiness, making them accessible for retirees with limited financial resources.
Protect Against Market Fluctuations
Reverse mortgages provide a steady source of income that isn’t affected by stock market volatility, ensuring stability and peace of mind during retirement.
Preserve Investments
A reverse mortgage allows you to tap into home equity without having to liquidate your other retirement savings or investments, helping to protect your financial future.
Eliminate High-Interest Debt
A reverse mortgage can help you pay off high-interest credit card debt or other loans, improving your financial situation by lowering your monthly expenses.
Flexible Repayment Options
You are in control of repayment. You can choose to make no payments, partial payments, or full interest payments, giving you flexibility based on your financial situation.
No Impact on Government Benefits
Reverse mortgage proceeds do not affect eligibility for Canadian government benefits like CPP, OAS, GIS, or other pensions, allowing you to maintain your full entitlements.
Enjoy a Better Quality of Life
Use the additional cash flow to improve your lifestyle—travel, pursue hobbies, or engage in social activities that may have previously been out of reach.
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Find answers to common questions we receive about Reverse Mortgages in Canada
No. You remain the owner and have full control of your home. As long as you meet the four obligations of a Reverse Mortgage, you will never be asked to move or sell your home. You and your spouse can stay in your home as long as you wish.
The amount you are eligible for depends on four factors, including your age, the age of your spouse, your home’s value, type of property, and the location of your home. To get this amount, simply contact us to Get Your Free No-Obligation Reverse Mortgage Analysis.
NO. The answer is simply that no payments are required until you move or sell your home. That includes any interest accrued during the lifetime of the Reverse Mortgage. You can voluntarily make payments though and essentially turn a Reverse Mortgage into something similar to a Home Equity Line Of Credit (HELOC).
YES. Over 99% of homeowners have money left over when their Reverse Mortgage is repaid. And, on average, the remaining balance is over 50% of the value of the home. The remaining equity that is earned on the home during the lifetime of the Reverse Mortgage is yours to keep.
Money received from a Reverse Mortgages is not considered income and therefor, does not affect any government benefits you may be receiving, including but not limited to Old Age Security, or the Canadian Pension Plan.
Absolutely! This is one of the most common uses of a Reverse Mortgage. The only catch is that the Reverse Mortgage funds must first pay off any existing mortgage(s). Any remaining balance is yours to do with as you please.
A Reverse Mortgage in Canada is NOT a SCAM. It is not designed to take advantage of you and is Federally Regulated the same as any of the Canadian "Big 6" Banks. Read what the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada has to say.
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