On October 17, NRMLA President and CEO Peter Bell submitted the following Letter to the Editor to Forbes.com and to contributing writer Tara Mastroeni, who published an article … more NRMLA Responds to Inaccurate Forbes.com Article
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The National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association (NRMLA) is the national voice of the reverse mortgage industry, serving as an educational resource, policy advocate and public affairs center for lenders and related professionals. NRMLA was established in 1997 to enhance the professionalism of the reverse mortgage business.
Our mission is to educate consumers about the pros and cons of reverse mortgages, to train lenders to be sensitive to clients’ needs, to enforce our Code of Ethics and Professional Responsibility, and to advise policy makers on reverse mortgage issues.
For more information about reverse mortgages and to read borrower testimonials, visit NRMLA’s consumer education site www.reversemortgage.org.
Media Contact:
Darryl Hicks, VP of Communications
202-939-1784, dhicks@dworbell.com
Additional Resources for Reporters:
NRMLA has compiled statistics and research on aging and retirement topics to assist with your article on reverse mortgages, which you can view in the retirement research section of this site.
NRMLA Press Releases
Housing Wealth for Homeowners 62+ Reaches $6.9 Trillion in Q2 2018
Contact: Darryl Hicks, Vice President, Communications National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association 202-939-1784; dhicks@dworbell.com For Immediate Release: Housing Wealth for Homeowners 62+ Reaches $6.9 Trillion in Q2 2018 NRMLA/RiskSpan … more Housing Wealth for Homeowners 62+ Reaches $6.9 Trillion in Q2 2018
NRMLA/RiskSpan Reverse Mortgage Market Index Hits All-Time High of 244.73
Housing Wealth for Homeowners 62+ Reaches $6.8 Trillion in Q1 2018 WASHINGTON (June 20, 2018) – Housing wealth for homeowners 62 and older grew to $6.82 trillion in … more NRMLA/RiskSpan Reverse Mortgage Market Index Hits All-Time High of 244.73
New Consumer Brochure from NRMLA Helps Seniors Spot and Stop Financial Abuse
NRMLA Joins the Global Effort to Prevent Elder Fraud and Exploitation on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day WASHINGTON (June 15, 2018) – The National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association … more New Consumer Brochure from NRMLA Helps Seniors Spot and Stop Financial Abuse
NRMLA Applauds Senate Confirmation of Montgomery to Head FHA
NRMLA President and CEO Peter Bell issued the following statement today after the U.S. Senate voted 74-23 to confirm Brian Montgomery to serve as Assistant Secretary of the … more NRMLA Applauds Senate Confirmation of Montgomery to Head FHA
New Proprietary Reverse Mortgage Products Coming to Market
More Choices for Older Homeowners Seeking Home Equity Options NEW YORK (May 22, 2018) – Three top reverse mortgage companies announced the imminent availability of new propriety loan … more New Proprietary Reverse Mortgage Products Coming to Market
Bell Op Ed Calls on Senate to Confirm FHA Commissioner Nominee
In his 5/2/18 column for National Mortgage News, “Vote to confirm Trump’s FHA commissioner has been delayed too long,” NRMLA President and CEO Peter Bell says that despite … more Bell Op Ed Calls on Senate to Confirm FHA Commissioner Nominee
NRMLA Hosts Free Webinar Series for Reverse Mortgage Education Week
Experts to Explain Home Equity Strategies to Support Aging in Place WASHINGTON (April 23, 2018) – Tomorrow through Friday, April 27, as part of its third annual Reverse … more NRMLA Hosts Free Webinar Series for Reverse Mortgage Education Week
Housing Wealth for Older Homeowners Reaches $6.6 Trillion in Q4 2017
Senior Home Equity Grew by $149 Billion in Fourth Quarter WASHINGTON (March 27, 2018) – Housing wealth for homeowners 62 and older grew to $6.6 trillion in Q4 … more Housing Wealth for Older Homeowners Reaches $6.6 Trillion in Q4 2017
NRMLA Responds to Baltimore Sun Op-Ed
Reverse Mortgages Have Their Place As published in the Baltimore Sun on March 9, 2018: Regarding the March 1 Op-Ed “Don’t fall victim to the reverse mortgage con”: In … more NRMLA Responds to Baltimore Sun Op-Ed