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Aberdeen, NC Reverse Mortgage in North Carolina
If you’re a homeowner 62 years or older, consider the tax-free income benefits of a Reverse Mortgage. Unlike a regular mortgage, with reverse mortgages the lender makes payments to you. Aberdeen, NC residents can choose to receive the money from a reverse mortgage in fixed monthly payments, a line of credit, or in a lump sum. More than 55% of borrowers choose the line of credit, which allows you to draw from the loan at any time.
The amount of your reverse mortgage is determined primarily by your age and appraised home value. To find out just how much you can get, speak to one of our Reverse Mortgage Specialists today!
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| Aberdeen, North Carolina News |
Pilot Light: McGinnis Named to County Planning Board
The Moore County Board of Commissioners has appointed Thomas L. McGinnis, of Seven Lakes West, to the Planning Board.
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S.P. Police Charge Man in Robbery
Southern Pines police arrested an Aberdeen man Friday on an armed robbery charge.
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Thief deceives restaurant employee
A thief pulled a trick on a Rockingham restaurant employee walking away with $67 after ordering $1.59 worth of food, Rockingham police said.
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County Unemployment Rate Jumps
Moore County's unemployment rate rose significantly last month. The jobless rate jumped from 5.6 percent in May to 6 percent in June, according to the Employ-ment Security Commission of North Carolina .
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Aberdeen Police Tase 79-Year-Old
Aberdeen police Tased a 79-year-old man Tuesday who had been threatening to shoot a gas company worker.
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Cumberland County in top 10 for tourism dollars
Aug. 6--Tourists haven't been pinching all their pennies. Visitors to most counties in the Cape Fear region spent more money in 2007 than they did in 2006, according to a report released Tuesday by the North ...
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Tax-Free Shopping Under Way
Shoppers this weekend have reason to smile -- the North Carolina tax-free holiday begins today.
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Richmond Memorial Hospital teaches new parents the ropes
Pregnancy brings a host of questions, and FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital sought to answer some of them Tuesday night.
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Man arrested for role in teen's death
A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the hit and run death of a 13-year-old on the morning of June 17 on U.S. 74 Business west of Rockingham.
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Storm Batters Part of County
High wind, heavy rain and lightning pummeled Moore County Tuesday and Wednesday, felling trees and causing sporadic power outages.
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Death Penalty Sought in Addor Murder
Justin Raynal Cotton will face a possible death sentence if convicted of robbing and killing a man in Addor.
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Restaurant Inspector Not Always Welcome
To the staffs at some restaurants, Percell Locklear Jr. is about as welcome as a bad tipper.
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Pilot Light: Planning Board Gets Two New Members
The Moore County Planning Board is getting two new members, and two current members will return to the board for an additional term.
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Death Penalty Sought in Addor Murder
Justin Raynal Cotton will face a possible death sentence if convicted of robbing and killing a man in Addor.
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Old West Sound: Cowboy Envy Comes to Aberdeen
"The next installment of Summer on the Porch in Aberdeen has something for everyone," says Janet Kenworthy, organizer.
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Two Women Arrested in Car Theft
The Moore County Sheriff's Department made a swift arrest in the case of a car reported stolen on Tuesday.
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Baseball Bat Murder Trial Date Set
The capital murder trial of an Aberdeen man accused of killing his wife with a baseball bat while she slept has been set for October.
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Woman Reports Furniture Theft
Nancy Jensen of Star had some friends help her load furniture for a delivery to Sanford.
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Building Inspector's Trial Delayed
A trial of forgery charges brought against a former Aberdeen building inspector was continued Monday in Moore County District Court.
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Weekend Storms Bring Flooding, High Winds
While Aberdeen firefighters were dispatched to several storm-related calls Saturday, water was flooding their department.
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