Her home was completely paid off, then a letter from HomeEquity Bank claimed she owed more than $400K thanks to a reverse mortgage she says she never took out

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Her home was completely paid off, then a letter from HomeEquity Bank claimed she owed more than $400K thanks to a reverse mortgage she says she never took out

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November 22, 2025

Her home was completely paid off, then a letter from HomeEquity Bank claimed she owed more than $400K thanks to a reverse mortgage she says she never took out

HomeEquity said the alleged fraud that ensnared Darlene Early and others involved a third-party broker. The bank’s ‘top priority’ is customer security.

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Her home was completely paid off, then a letter from HomeEquity Bank claimed she owed more than $400K thanks to a reverse mortgage she says she never took out

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