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In this segment, the speaker explains that reverse mortgage proceeds are the borrower’s own money, which can be used for any purpose without tax consequences. The funds are typically accessed through a line of credit, allowing borrowers to request amounts as needed. Requested funds are deposited into the borrower’s primary checking account within 24 to 48 hours, after which the money is fully under the borrower’s control.

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