Outstanding HMBS fell to just under $56.5 billion in June, as record HECM loan payoffs outpaced issuance. HMBS payoffs exceeded $1.1 billion, a dollar amount surpassed only by … more HMBS June 2021 Part II: Refi Wave Rolls On
Reference Section
The Market for Reverse Mortgages Among Older Americans
Ohio State University researcher Stephanie Moulton and Columbia Business School Professor Chris Mayer co-authored a paper that examines the usage of reverse mortgages among mortgage borrowers, as well as … more The Market for Reverse Mortgages Among Older Americans
Recognize & Report Elder Financial Abuse
A new consumer brochure from the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association helps seniors and their loved ones recognize common scams and signs of financial exploitation. The free resource … more Recognize & Report Elder Financial Abuse
How Much Does Social Security Offset the Motherhood Penalty?
When women become mothers, their earnings often take a substantial, and permanent, hit that becomes larger with each additional child. A new issue brief published by the Center … more How Much Does Social Security Offset the Motherhood Penalty?
Study: Half of Americans Say They’re in Financial Recovery Mode
Most Americans are still contending with the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest set of findings from Northwestern Mutual’s 2021 Planning & Progress Study. The … more Study: Half of Americans Say They’re in Financial Recovery Mode
What Level of Long-Term Services and Supports Do Retirees Need?
Many retirees are concerned about the risk of needing substantial long-term care as they age, but the likelihood of this happening remains unclear. The results of a new … more What Level of Long-Term Services and Supports Do Retirees Need?
Congress Looking to Make Further Changes to U.S. Retirement System
Less than two years after the Secure Act ushered in significant changes to the nation’s retirement system, more modifications may be on the horizon, according to a CNBC.com … more Congress Looking to Make Further Changes to U.S. Retirement System
Here’s Why People Don’t Save Enough
A recent study from the University of Michigan Retirement and Disability Research Center that examined the aging populations of the United States and Singapore found that life shocks … more Here’s Why People Don’t Save Enough
NRMLA Seeks Clarification On New NBS Rules
In comments submitted to the Department of Housing and Urban Development this week, NRMLA requested that HUD update the HECM loan documents and security instrument to conform with … more NRMLA Seeks Clarification On New NBS Rules
Senate Confirms Todman to Be Deputy HUD Secretary
The Senate approved Adrianne Todman to be Deputy Secretary for Housing and Urban Development. The nomination was approved by voice vote on Thursday evening, June 10. Todman was … more Senate Confirms Todman to Be Deputy HUD Secretary
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