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As you enter retirement, you may find that a limited income and personal savings are not enough to cover all living expenses. Whether you’d like supplemental income to help pay for medical bills, home repairs, or a dream vacation, a home equity conversion mortgage (HECM) could be the financial tool you’re searching for.