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Millions of older adults are “house rich but cash poor.” They own their homes, but they don’t have enough income to pay the bills or get the care they need. We help seniors explore how to use their home equity wisely.

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The Latest in Home Equity

Study on Reverse Mortgages Shows Increased Demand Among Younger Borrowers in Wake of Recession

A new study from NCOA and the MetLife Mature Market Institute shows the age of those seeking reverse mortgages has plummeted in the three years since the collapse of the housing market in the U.S.

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Budget Deal Eliminates Funding for Reverse Mortgage Counseling

Legislation scheduled to pass Congress this week would eliminate all funding, totaling $88 million, for the Housing & Urban Development Department's Housing Counseling Program. These cuts include all funding for federally mandated reverse mortgage counseling.

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NCOA Launches One Away Campaign for Elder Economic Security; Releases National Poll on Struggles Facing Older Adults

More than 13 million older adults are considered economically insecure, living on just $21,780 a year or less. To spotlight their struggles—and call for change—NCOA is launching One Away, an innovative, national advocacy campaign that uses video to allow older adults to tell their own stories, in their own words.

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NCOA Offers Free Reverse Mortgage Counseling for Older Adults Seeking to Use their Home Equity Wisely

As older adults continue to face financial challenges in the sluggish economy, NCOA will offer free counseling for seniors through its Reverse Mortgage Counseling Services Network.

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