Equity Release from Age Partnership

Lifetime Mortgage Interest Rate Drop

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Just Retirement has reduced the interest rate on their lifetime mortgage, which could save you thousands of pounds. Age Partnership customers can make the most of this preferential plan, which could also give you a £450 cash bonus when making the most of this lifetime mortgage.

Homeowners considering an equity release scheme like a lifetime mortgage will be buoyed by this preferential offer especially as house prices continue to rise.

A Lifetime Mortgage with a Low Fixed Interest Rate for Life

This lifetime mortgage from Just Retirement offers customers a low interest rate; the overall cost for comparison is 6.8% APR. The low interest rate is also fixed for life so you can plan without the worry of fluctuating interest rates.

You can also choose whether to release the equity from this lifetime mortgage in a lump sum or through regular payments as and when you need them.

Additionally, with this lifetime mortgage plan you could be entitled to £450 cash on completion.

Get Free, Impartial Advice About This Lifetime Mortgage Plan

If you are considering a lifetime mortgage then why not contact Age Partnership for free, impartial advice. We provide thorough, specialist advice and search the whole equity release market on your behalf to find the best plan for you.

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Written by Janice-Walsh

January 19th, 2010 at 4:02 pm

Posted in Lifetime Mortgage

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  1. I own an equestrian business. I need to borrow £20,00 against the property to do necessary renovations and to build up the business

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    admin Reply:
    January 27th, 2010 at 1:33 pm

    Hi
    In general, any form of commercial activity at a property where clients visit the premises will exclude it from equity release. The only exception that would regularly come up is if one room of a house is used as an office for a business but no client’s visit. However, some advisors more recently have been able to place cases where bed and breakfast is provided but these are on a case by case basis.
    For more information or for one of our fully-qualified advisors please feel free to contact us either by telephone on freephone 08080 10 10 10, or via our website http://www.agepartnership.co.uk by requesting a callback.
    Kind regards
    The Age Partnership Team
    blog@agepartnership.com
    admin

    [Reply]

    jackie tye

    25 Jan 10 at 7:20 pm

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