Retired Kiwis reluctant to 'have their house and eat it too'
Deloitte has canned its annual report on the reverse mortgage market, citing a dwindling number of players on both sides of the Tasman.
Record low interest rates and booming property prices are failing to tempt retired homeowners to “have their house and eat it too” as the reverse mortgage market struggles to recover from four years of stagnation.
Deloitte Australia has canned its annual report on the sector, citing dwindling
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Karyn Scherer
Mon, 29 Aug 2016
Mon, 29 Aug 2016
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Retired Kiwis reluctant to 'have their house and eat it too'
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