Consumer Advocates Warn Against Risks of Home Equity Contracts

Consumer Advocates Warn Against Risks of Home Equity Contracts

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Financial technology companies are marketing home equity contracts as a way for homeowners to access cash without monthly payments. However, consumer advocates criticize these contracts, describing them as loans disguised as obligation-free money, raising concerns about their potential risks.

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