You Could Release More Equity With Aviva

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Now is an ideal opportunity for you to release more tax-free money from your home! That’s because the latest lifetime mortgages from Aviva allows you to release a greater percentage of your property’s value.


What’s more, Nationwide has reported that there’s been an 8.4% increase in house prices between February and August so your house may be worth more than you thought! Plus, receive your no-obligation recommendation before 19th October and you’ll get a free Parker Pen.

Special Preferential Terms For Equity Release

As an Age Partnership client you’ll also be getting a better deal as you’ll enjoy the benefits of a free property valuation for houses worth up to £250,000 and a preferential low interest rate that’s lower than would be available from a typical financial advisor. The overall cost for comparison is 7.4% APR.
This means that you could save thousands of pounds over the course of the plan! It’s also good to know that Aviva has won prestigious awards for their lifetime mortgages.

Lifetime Mortgage Advantages

As with all lifetime mortgages you can still maintain 100% home ownership so you can continue to benefit fully from any continued growth in the property market. But, if house prices do fall you can have peace of mind with a no-negative-equity guarantee, meaning that you can never owe more than your house is worth.

We’ll Search The Whole of the Equity Release Market For You

As independent equity release specialists we’re not tied to one particular plan provider so if this plan from Aviva isn’t right for you we’ll search the whole of the equity release market and provide you with a free, personalised no-obligation recommendation. As a result of this, a recently undertaken survey of 500 customers revealed over 99% would recommend Age Partnership to their friends and family.

Impartial Advice – Ask Us As Many Questions As You Like

We’re happy to discuss all your options including a conversation about alternatives to releasing equity that you may not have considered and ensure that equity release is the right option for you. It is important to understand how your estate may be affected so we will discuss with you how equity release may alter the amount of inheritance you leave. Additionally, we can help you understand how your entitlement to means-tested benefits may be affected.

Don’t Miss Out

If you think you could benefit from this great plan and the recent rise in house prices then call us on the freephone number below. As with all plans, availability will be limited and property values can change at any time.

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Written by Janice-Walsh

September 8th, 2009 at 10:48 am

4 Responses to 'You Could Release More Equity With Aviva'

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  1. we have a house in spain and we live in it in spain valuation at present is 100 thousand Euros to 110 thousand euros my husband is 82 years old i,m 65 years old what equity can you offer us.

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    admin Reply:

    Hi,

    Unfortunately we are only able to provide advice on equity release products for UK residents with properties in the UK.

    Kind regards

    The Age Partnership Team

    To contact us freephone 08080 10 10 10, or visit our website http://www.agepartnership.co.uk by requesting a callback.

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    george and wendy st.clair

    12 Nov 09 at 3:19 pm

  2. Wow! Thank you! I continually wanted to write on my site something like that. Can I include a fragment of your post to my website?

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    Janice-Walsh Reply:

    Thank you for your comment, unfortunately as we are regulated by the Financial Services Authority we would not feel comfortable having these posts published elsewhere on the internet.

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    Muriel Heisner

    21 Nov 11 at 11:34 pm

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