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Reverse mortgages are an option some retirees consider when looking to tap into their home equity without monthly loan payments. For homeowners aged 62 or older, this tool can provide funds as a lump sum, credit line, or regular payments—all while you remain in your home and continue to handle property taxes, insurance, and maintenance. It’s important to know that the loan becomes due if you move out, sell, or pass away. In those cases, the home’s sale repays the loan, with any leftover equity going to you or your heirs. While fees and interest can add up over time and reduce what’s left, these are non-recourse loans—meaning neither you nor your heirs will ever owe more than the home’s value. As someone who’s helped many clients navigate these decisions, I always recommend reviewing your long-term plans and consulting with a HUD-approved counselor before moving forward. Understanding the costs and responsibilities is key to making the right choice for your retirement and your family’s future.