In an article published this week by USA Today, NerdWallet staff writer Deborah Kearns helps consumers discover whether a reverse mortgage loan is right for them. By covering such topics as how a reverse mortgage works and when to use one, Kearns provides consumers with an overview of what to expect if they’re considering a reverse mortgage loan.
In the article, AAG borrower, Eileen Redden, shares with readers that the key to deciding if a reverse mortgage loan might be a good fit for you is finding the right company to work with. The article also provides a list of gut checks on how to spot a reverse mortgage scam, provided by Paul Fiore, AAG’s executive vice president of retail lending.
Click here to read the full article as published online on USA Today
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