The National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association has released two consumer booklets that explain how reverse mortgages can help senior citizens live at home longer by providing financial support for health care needs.One booklet, "Use Your Home to Stay at Home: A Guide for Homeowners Who Need Help Now," is aimed at seniors with immediate health care needs, NRMLA said. The other, "Use Your Home to Stay at Home: A Planning Guide for Older Consumers," is written for relatively healthy seniors who may need future assistance. The booklets were produced by the National Council on Aging with a grant from NRMLA. The association can be found online at http://www.reversemortgage.org.
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