Living In Reverse Aug 3, 2008
"Reverse mortgages, for some reason I can't fathom, are a product that a lot of people love to hate," says Peter Bell, president of National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association. "There are a lot of negative attitudes about them that are not supported by fact." Bell says that when he's inquired about government warnings on reverse mortgages, "in all circumstances, the answer to whether or not they've actually received complaints or taken action against any lenders has been no.". (San Francisco Chronicle -- Business)
Mortgage plan can be reversal of fortune for elderly Mar 2, 2008
"For a lot of elderly people, their only real asset is their house," said Peter Bell, president of the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association, a trade group. "A reverse mortgage is one of the few ways someone can access wealth that's otherwise out of reach, while still living in their house for as long as they want.". (Boston Globe)
Retirees like to stay put Jun 25, 2007
"Your home has a lot of intimate qualities," notes Peter Bell of the National Aging in Place Council, an advocacy group for seniors. "You have your memories; you don't have to downsize and get rid of personal belongings. And it's near a doctor or house of worship you're used to dealing with.". (Florida Today)
A stiff drink Feb 20, 2007
"I want to be able to offer about five sparkling and five still options," sommelier Peter Bell says. "In Europe, having eight or nine waters on the menu is standard.". (Sydney Morning Herald -- Entertainment)
Central Corridor LRT committee named Jan 11, 2007
The appointments were announced by Peter Bell, chair of the Metropolitan Council, which is leading the project. The 11-mile line will run along University and Washington avenues between downtown St. Paul and downtown Minneapolis, where it will connect with the existing Hiawatha LRT line. (Twin Cities Business Journal, MN)
