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Reverse Mortgage Resource Hub

Your resource for understanding and navigating reverse mortgages.

Welcome to our Talk Integrity – Reverse Mortgage Resource Hub—a collection of helpful articles designed to answer your questions, clear up common misconceptions, and show how reverse mortgages can support your retirement goals. Whether you’re curious about travel, financial planning, or simply making the most of your home equity, these posts are here to guide you.

Home Maintenance Checklist

Your home is not only your sanctuary—it’s also likely your most valuable asset. Keeping your house in good condition year-round doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive and...

How to Calculate Your Retirement Spending Needs

According to a 2020 survey by FinanceBuzz, one in three Americans say they haven’t saved anything for retirement. In addition, the National Retirement Risk Index reveals...

Renting or Owning in Retirement: Which Is Better?

One of the biggest debates in personal finance is rent vs. own. This debate doesn’t cool off as you approach retirement, either. As part of your planning your future, it...

Exciting Changes to Reverse Mortgage

Exciting news if you want to buy a home with a reverse mortgage! Did you know that you can buy a new home with a reverse mortgage and the program just got better? If you're...

Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trust

When deciding how to distribute assets to your heirs, consider setting up a trust as a part of your estate plan. There are two main types of trusts, revocable and...

What You Need to Know about a Living Trust

A common tool in estate planning is a living trust. Here is everything you need to know about how a living trust works and when it makes sense to add one to your estate...

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Asset Buffer

A reverse mortgage can do more than provide extra cash each month—it can act as a safety net, or what experts call an ‘asset buffer.’ By using home equity when you need it, you can help stretch your savings, ease money worries, and give yourself more financial breathing room in retirement.