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Mutual of Omaha issues $243.3M proprietary reverse securitization December 17, 2025, by Sarah Wolak
December 18, 2025
Mutual of Omaha Mortgage is marketing a $243.3 million securitization backed by proprietary reverse mortgages. The transaction, rated by Morningstar DBRS, involves 318 loans with a $200.1 million in unpaid principal balance, primarily in California. The deal features credit enhancements and nonrecourse loans. About Mutual of Omaha Mortgage A subsidiary of Mutual of Omaha, Mutual
Mutual of Omaha Mortgage has expanded the availability of its new proprietary reverse mortgage solution
June 13, 2025
OMAHA, Neb. — Mutual of Omaha Mortgage has expanded access to its proprietary reverse mortgage product, SecureEquity+, adding availability in 12 additional states as demand grows for flexible home equity solutions among today’s homeowners. Built to provide earlier access to home equity and increased financial flexibility, SecureEquity+ is now available in 14 states: Arizona, California,
Mutual of Omaha Mortgage has announced the strategic acquisition of the assets of Keller Mortgage LLC
December 12, 2023
Mutual of Omaha Mortgage has announced the strategic acquisition of the assets of Keller Mortgage LLC, a member of the Keller Williams family of companies “This transaction brings together two leaders in the mortgage industry, leveraging the strengths of each to provide outstanding products and services to homebuyers from coast to coast,” Connealy said. “With
Mutual of Omaha Mortgage Announces New Strategic Relationship with Estate Planning Company to Grow Reverse Mortgage Business
September 12, 2023
Mutual of Omaha Mortgage announced a new strategic relationship with estate planning company ePIC Services Company with the goal of fueling growth in its reverse mortgage business. The new alliance will allow the two companies to serve the same client base with complementary products. EPIC Services Company offers estate planning services directly to consumers and
Mutual of Omaha Wild Kingdom Returns
January 6, 2023
All throughout history, the natural world has captivated humanity, with folklore and fables dedicated to all types of animal life—and when it comes to highlighting the plight of our planet’s most vulnerable species, few programs have had as much of an impact as Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom. First launched in 1963, this documentary series captivated
Mutual of Omaha’s Iconic Conservation Program is Back; “Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild” Premieres this January
October 20, 2022
Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom announced today that the brand-new television series, “Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild,” will premiere on RFD-TV and WildKingdom.com on Monday, Jan. 2, 2023, 1 p.m. ET. The series will be hosted by Peter Gros, co-host of the original Wild Kingdom, and marks the 60th year anniversary of the original show’s debut
Mutual of Omaha Recognized by Quantum Workplace for Outstanding Workplace Culture
June 29, 2022
We’re excited to announce that Mutual of Omaha is once again being recognized for its outstanding workplace culture. Quantum Workplace has awarded the company an Employee Voice Award (EVA) in the Excellence in Engagement category. The award recognizes Mutual’s commitment to seek and respond to the inclusive perspectives of its associates. “We are committed to
Terry Connealy, President, Mutual of Omaha Mortgage
December 15, 2020
In July 2018, the reverse mortgage industry received exciting news when the acquisition of San Diego-based mortgage company Synergy One Lending and its reverse mortgage subsidiary, Retirement Funding Solutions, by Mutual of Omaha Bank was finalized by federal regulators. Having the iconic Mutual of Omaha brand name involved in the reverse mortgage space was welcome
Dr. Wade Pfau Provides History of Reverse Mortgages
September 21, 2018
Reverse Mortgages: From Last Resort to Smart Retirement Tool? A new Forbes article by retirement expert Wade Pfau argues that Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECMs)—better known as reverse mortgages—are shedding their bad reputation and emerging as a legitimate retirement-income strategy. Key takeaways: Pfau calls the old “save the house at all costs” mindset a psychological