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Genworth Financial Sees $107 Million Fourth Quarter Profit, Strong .
Genworth Financial (NYSE: GNW) reported strong fourth quarter earnings of $107 million, up from a $161 loss in the fourth quarter of 2010 and beating analysts' estimates. Earnings per share were 22 cents compared with a ...

Is a reverse mortgage the right choice?
Thursday, February 2 nd , 2012 Issue 05, Volume 16. A reverse mortgage is a loan for senior homeowners over 62 years old that uses some of their home equity as collateral...

Puerto Rico Reverse Mortgage Heavyweight Moving Stateside .
One of Puerto Rico's largest reverse mortgage lenders is expanding into the United States and plans to carve out a "niche" targeting the Hispanic population...

Converting home equity into cash has been a challenge for homeowners since the real-estate downturn, but a growing number of lenders are quietly reviving a loan for seniors that does just that: the..

Indigo
The National..

Is a reverse mortgage right for you?
Friday, January 27 th , 2012 Issue 04, Volume 16. A reverse mortgage is a loan for senior homeowners over 62-years-old that uses some of your home equity as collateral...

Oregonians Make Case for Tax Deferrals and Reverse Mortgages - Reverse Mortgage Daily

Oregonians Make Case for Tax Deferrals and Reverse Mortgages
Reverse Mortgage Daily
Reverse mortgage borrowers in Oregon who were recently cut from the state's senior tax deferral program made a case in court this week for keeping both the ability to partake of tax deferral benefits while simultaneously having a reverse mortgage.

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Lease-back is better choice for seniors
Recently theres been a surge of interest for EURœ..

Who Should Do a Reverse Mortgage?
Reverse mortgages allow homeowners of a certain age to draw down on their home's equity in exchange for cash--but it's not always the best financial decision for everyone...