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Most Americans looking for some sort of financing seek “traditional” tools like mortgages, home equity loans, personal loans, car loans and credit cards. But — if you’re 62 or older, you have access to special financing that can better suit your needs now and in the future: It’s called a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM). Whether you’re retired, about to retire, working part-time or still working — this is a versatile tool to help you retire smart! You can better manage your monthly cash flow with its unique flexible payment feature; set up a “standby” line of credit to help fund unforeseen expenses; and/or consolidate debts such as high-interest credit cards, car loans and personal loans into one loan that reduces your monthly bills.
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1 E 22nd St. Ste 401, 60148, Lombard, United States
- 8157034745
- Lmcanarney@mutualmortgage.com
- seniorreversemortgageonline.com
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