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No. Since the government does not consider the funds from a Reverse Mortgage as income, it's not taxable. It also has no affect on the monies you receive from Social Security or Medicare benefits. Please consult your tax advisor for complete details.
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Are there any tax consequences to a Reverse Mortgage?
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