Equity Release from Age Partnership

Enjoy Financial Freedom in 2010 with a Lifetime Mortgage

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During the second half of 2009 house prices increased steadily but consecutively meaning you could now release more equity from a lifetime mortgage. To make the most of this, Age Partnership has teamed up with Aviva to offer customers the chance to start 2010 with financial freedom through a generous lifetime mortgage.

Aviva are offering Age Partnership customers the chance to release a higher amount of their property’s value with their preferential lifetime mortgage offer; a higher amount than any other UK lifetime mortgage.

A Lifetime Mortgage with a Low Interest Rate and Nothing to Pay on Application!

As well as enjoying the option of releasing a higher value of your property, this preferential lifetime mortgage from Aviva also comes with a low interest rate. The overall cost for comparison is 7.3% APR.

Furthermore, there is nothing to pay on application for property valuations on houses worth up to £250,000.
With house prices increasing month-on-month a lifetime mortgage can help you raise funds for that magical holiday you have always dreamed of or for home improvements. You continue to own 100% of your home and you can release a lump sum or regular payments.

Compare Plans from the Whole Market

In order to find you the best possible lifetime mortgage, Age Partnership search the whole of the equity release market to find a plan that suits your circumstances. We also offer impartial advice and talk to you about how a lifetime mortgage can affect benefits and the inheritance you leave behind.

To make the most of Aviva’s preferential lifetime mortgage offer with a low interest rate and nothing to pay on application make the most of a free, no-obligation recommendation today.

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Written by Janice-Walsh

January 5th, 2010 at 2:49 pm

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