We Share Values With Our Partners
Since 2019, HomeEquity Bank has partnered with The Royal Canadian Legion to empower Veterans and their families to live a secure retirement on their terms with a special rebate exclusive to Legion members.
In addition, as the official Presenting Partner of the Royal Canadian Legion’s Digital Poppy campaign, HomeEquity Bank is honoured to partner with The Legion National Foundation to help share our Veterans’ stories of bravery, courage, and sacrifice and raise donations in support of Veterans and their families.
Honouring and remembering Canada’s Veterans: Digital Poppy through the years
Why should you consider the CHIP Reverse Mortgage?
- Access up to 55%** of the value of your home in tax-free cash
- Maintain ownership and control of your home
- No regular mortgage payments required
- No impact to OAS or CPP
- Recommended by The Royal Canadian Legion
**Some conditions apply
To find out more about this special offer for Legion members, please call:
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I qualify for this offer?
To be eligible, you must be a Legion member prior to submitting an application to HomeEquity Bank. Your application is deemed to be received by HomeEquity Bank on the date the appraisal is ordered.
When will I receive the rebate?
You will receive this rebate within 90 days following the funding of your reverse mortgage.
How can I learn more about the CHIP Reverse Mortgage?
The CHIP Reverse Mortgage allows Canadians homeowners 55+ to access up to 55% of their home equity in tax-free cash. For detailed information about reverse mortgages, get your FREE information guide here.
How is the CHIP Reverse Mortgage regulated?
CHIP Reverse Mortgage is offered by HomeEquity Bank, a Schedule 1 Canadian Bank and member of the Canadian Bankers Association. As such, HomeEquity Bank is regulated by the Federal Bank Act.
How can I receive proceeds from a Reverse Mortgage?
You can take the funds from your CHIP Reverse Mortgage upfront in a single lump-sum payment. Alternatively, you can take the funds as an initial lump sum payment with scheduled advances over time to supplement your income.