英文摘要 |
The so-called reverse mortgage loan refers to a unique type of loan for old aged homeowners that lets them convert a portion of the equity in their home into cash. Unlike a traditional home equity loan, the reverse mortgage borrowers need not to repay the loan until them either no longer live in the home as your principal residence or you fail to meet the obligations of the mortgage. Taiwan is now launching its own reverse mortgage program, but it is still in the pilot phase. Many legal questions related to the program need to be clarified, and the role played by the government is also vague. The paper suggests that Taiwan's policy makers may take the U.S. program on reverse mortgage, the HECM, as a successful model and try to build up our program more comprehensive. This paper lays focus upon legal analysis regarding Taiwan's reverse mortgage program, and the author is eager to make feasible suggestions hoping to improve the regulations and the structure of the program. The goal of this paper is set to sustain old-age economic security for the country’s growing elderly population. |