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Proceeds from a reverse mortgage is not taxable. Its your money (equity), not taxable income. Your regular Social Security or Medicare benefits can not be affected. We will hepl you check into different senarios. The impact, if any, on other federal, state or local assistance programs should be discussed with your financial adviser or tax consultant.
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