Reverse mortgages are loans against home equity that do not have to be repaid until the borrower moves, sells the home, or dies. The loans generally are available only to older homeowners, usually aged 62 or over. Evidence is found that family and community ties do influence demand for reverse mortgages
Information OnLine Reverse mortgages are a valuable tool that allow seniors to home's equity. I...
An analysis of the merits of reverse mortgages from individual and public policy perspectives is the...
Educational Objectives 1. Describe mobility rates among older adults. 2. Define a reverse mortgage a...
Reverse mortgages are loans against home equity that do not have to be repaid until the borrower mov...
This paper uses the most recent wave of a nationally representative dataset to examine the factors a...
Housing wealth constitutes most of the non-pension wealth of the elderly popu-lation. This study ana...
Reverse mortgages allow elderly homeowners to tap into their housing wealth without having to sell o...
A variety of reverse mortgage loan programs have been available to elderly households for over a dec...
Abstract Reverse mortgages allow elderly homeowners to consume their housing wealth without having t...
This paper examines the usage of reverse mortgages among mortgage borrowers, as well as rejected app...
The project seeks to determine the factors influencing the take up of reverse mortgage products and ...
We study the role of housing wealth in financing retirement consumption. In our model retirees: (i) ...
Reverse mortgages allow elderly homeowners to unlock and consume home equity without leaving their h...
We study the role of housing wealth for the financing of retirement consumption, focusing on the des...
▸ Homeownership is widespread, in Europe, particularly among older people, with even lowincome hous...
Information OnLine Reverse mortgages are a valuable tool that allow seniors to home's equity. I...
An analysis of the merits of reverse mortgages from individual and public policy perspectives is the...
Educational Objectives 1. Describe mobility rates among older adults. 2. Define a reverse mortgage a...
Reverse mortgages are loans against home equity that do not have to be repaid until the borrower mov...
This paper uses the most recent wave of a nationally representative dataset to examine the factors a...
Housing wealth constitutes most of the non-pension wealth of the elderly popu-lation. This study ana...
Reverse mortgages allow elderly homeowners to tap into their housing wealth without having to sell o...
A variety of reverse mortgage loan programs have been available to elderly households for over a dec...
Abstract Reverse mortgages allow elderly homeowners to consume their housing wealth without having t...
This paper examines the usage of reverse mortgages among mortgage borrowers, as well as rejected app...
The project seeks to determine the factors influencing the take up of reverse mortgage products and ...
We study the role of housing wealth in financing retirement consumption. In our model retirees: (i) ...
Reverse mortgages allow elderly homeowners to unlock and consume home equity without leaving their h...
We study the role of housing wealth for the financing of retirement consumption, focusing on the des...
▸ Homeownership is widespread, in Europe, particularly among older people, with even lowincome hous...
Information OnLine Reverse mortgages are a valuable tool that allow seniors to home's equity. I...
An analysis of the merits of reverse mortgages from individual and public policy perspectives is the...
Educational Objectives 1. Describe mobility rates among older adults. 2. Define a reverse mortgage a...