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The Reverse Mortgage and the Estate Plan — 4 Things Every Canadian Family Should Discuss
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Canada's trusted plain-language resource for reverse mortgage information. Helping Canadian homeowners 55+ unlock the value in their homes with confidence, clarity and a plan for a better retirement.
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Matthew Hines CRMS, CSEC
Mortgage Agent Level 2
Matthew has spent two decades helping Ontario homeowners navigate the decisions that matter most in retirement. He holds the Canadian Reverse Mortgage Specialist (CRMS) designation, works with Canadian reverse mortgage lenders, and co-authored the Canada Reverse Mortgage Guide. His approach is simple: understand the whole picture first, then find the structure that actually fits — even if that structure isn't a reverse mortgage.
647-372-0762 | Mon – Fri: 9am – 6pm EST
Gregory Stanley CFP, CSEC
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Gregory has spent decades helping homeowners across BC and Alberta build retirement plans that actually hold up under pressure. As a Chartered Financial Planner and co-author of the Canada Reverse Mortgage Guide, he brings a planning lens most mortgage brokers don't have — which means the reverse mortgage conversation always happens inside the bigger picture, not instead of it.
236-300-3439 | Mon – Fri: 9am – 6pm PT
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