Peter Graves Concerned Seniors Not Receiving Right Message About Reverse Mortgages
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Former Mission Impossible Actor Peter Graves is concerned seniors are not receiving the right message about reverse mortgages.
Prior to signing up as the spokesperson for American Advisors Group, Graves admits he knew very little about reverse mortgages. Like many others, he misunderstood the benefits and features of the product and encourages other American seniors to do their research and find out more.
“Of course, I’m a senior myself and I know how many thousands of seniors are out there struggling and looking for answers. I am all for reverse mortgages and what we’re trying to do is important to me,” said Graves. “I wouldn’t put my name and reputation behind anything I didn’t believe in.”
In addition, Graves is concerned that one or two negative stories regarding reverse mortgages will turn seniors away who could really benefit from this kind of financial product. “I want seniors to understand that this is a Government regulated and insured financial tool that may really help. The best way to know if you’re talking to the right people is to call an established, respected reverse mortgage company.”
Legendary Actor and AAG Spokesperson, Peter Graves, Speaks Out for reverse mortgages
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