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Which is Best? Fixed vs. Adjustable Rate Reverse Mortgages An Example: Choosing Between Fixed and Adjustable Rates Suppose your reverse mortgage benefit is $400,000: If you owe $100,000 on your current mortgage and need $50,000 for home repairs, you would draw $150,000 at closing With a fixed-rate loan, you must take 60% of available funds ($240,000) The unused $90,000 would accrue interest immediately, even if you don’t need it With an
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