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Heartland Finance is the reverse mortgage division of Heartland Bank, a New Zealand registered bank. The company's primary mission is to help individuals aged 60 and over live a more comfortable retirement by allowing them to release and access the equity tied up in their homes without needing to sell the property. Originating from the merger of Sentinel and the Australian Seniors Finance group, Heartland has become a market leader in the reverse mortgage sector in both New Zealand and Australia (where it operates as Heartland Reverse Mortgages). They provide flexible loan options to supplement retirement income, fund home improvements, or cover other life expenses.

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Heartland Finance

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