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Do you need to own your home outright to get a reverse mortgage?
Nadia Chapman
Oct 06, 2021
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No, but you need to be pretty close to paying it off in full.
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Tuesday Giggle: The Drunk Who Finally Learned His Lesson (Sort Of)
Tuesday Giggle: The Drunk Who Finally Learned His Lesson (Sort Of)
Need a Tuesday laugh? Enjoy this classic tale of a drunk buying rounds he can't pay for, and the punchline about who really gets violent when drinking.
Jokes
Tuesday Giggle: The Drunk Who Finally Learned His Lesson (Sort Of)
Tuesday Giggle: The Drunk Who Finally Learned His Lesson (Sort Of)
Need a Tuesday laugh? Enjoy this classic tale of a drunk buying rounds he can't pay for, and the punchline about who really gets violent when drinking.
News
The spring foot reset: 7 products to tackle dry heels and rough skin
The spring foot reset: 7 products to tackle dry heels and rough skin
Get your feet ready for sandal season with these scrubs, files, peeling masks and intensive balms for dry heels, rough skin and tired feet.
Arthritis and joint pain
Social Isolation in Australia Has Nearly Doubled in Two Decades – And Older Australians Are the Most Affected
Social Isolation in Australia Has Nearly Doubled in Two Decades – And Older Australians Are the Most Affected
Social isolation in Australia has nearly doubled in two decades, with older adults consistently the most affected. New research reveals the scale, plus 5 ways to stay connected.
News
No cities on the Moon – there isn’t enough water, scientists say
No cities on the Moon – there isn’t enough water, scientists say
Could we build a city on the Moon using its polar water ice? Physicist Dr Martin Elvis crunches the numbers, and the answer isn't quite what space billionaires are hoping for.
Money
‘Punching down’: pensioners to cover half of rebate cut
‘Punching down’: pensioners to cover half of rebate cut
Pensioners are set to shoulder more than half the savings from changes to the private health insurance rebate, prompting accusations the government is “punching down” on older Australians.