Will I lose my House?
Will I be able to leave an inheritance for my children?
These are the questions many older Australians think about before enquiring about a reverse mortgage equity release.
Let’s look at some examples
Phil is aged 72 and Maree is 69. They bought their home 10 years ago for $660,000 and it is now valued at $1,200,000 – average growth of 6% per year. They have an existing mortgage of $120,000 and would like to access $800 per month for the next 10 years. What does this mean for their equity in the future?
How do we work this out?
Julie is 73 years and single. She lives in a 2 bedroom home she purchased for $420,000 8 years ago in an outer Melbourne suburb and which is now valued at $650,000. Her credit card has ballooned out to $9000, she desperately needs to buy a second-have car for $15,000 and increase her income by $500 per month for the next 10 years without affecting her pension. She feels she should be able to live a reasonable retirement. What does this mean for her equity in the future?
OTHER QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK …
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Learn about Reverse Mortgages and Age Pension entitlements
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