![]() I then got involved with Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation in its early days during the 1990s, which was just a natural maturation from what I had done before. At that time, I was a mutual funds salesman for Putnam Mutual Funds, and I was dualy licensed in securities and life insurance. I was originally licensed in securities back in 1960. ![]() RMD: What initially attracted to you begin working with reverse mortgages in the first place? I’ve been involved with reverse mortgages for about 20 years. I don’t know when I wrote my first application, but it was somewhere between 19. JK: I first began investigating HECMs in 1995. ![]() RMD: How long have you been focused on reverse mortgages? Kennedy recently caught up with Reverse Mortgage Daily to talk about what drew him into the reverse mortgage industry and why he continues to remain focused on HECMs to this very day. Apart from his work with The Federal Savings Bank, Kennedy is also a founder of the Aging in Place Council of Washington, charter member of the Alliance for Retired Americans, as well as a member of both the Puget Sound Alliance for Retirement Americans and National Council of Senior Citizens. A World War II veteram, public speaker and author of articles focused on financial planning, Kennedy prefers to limit his clientele to his peers, many of whom are predominantly seniors.
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