Dear Patriot,

Yesterday, we talked about staying in your home and aging in place—on _your_ terms. But today, I’m sounding the alarm on a tempting offer many retirees fall for: **the reverse mortgage.**

It sounds simple—you stay in your house, and the bank sends you checks. But behind the feel-good commercials lies a contract that can **devour your equity**, **burden your heirs**, and **hand your home to the lender** when you're gone.

The elites rarely touch these. They plan ahead, use trusts, and access home equity the smart way—not by gambling it away.

Reverse mortgages aren’t always evil—but they’re _never_ simple. Tomorrow, I’ll show you smarter ways to turn your home into income _without losing control._

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**Poll Of The Day**

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

Nearly **1 in 5** reverse mortgage borrowers end up facing foreclosure—often for missing property tax or insurance payments!

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