Explore our plans
There are different types of equity release and mortgage plans available from a range of lenders, each with flexible features to suit your needs and lifestyle. It's your advisor's job to find the best plan for you, based on your individual situation.
A few things to think about
Equity release may involve a home reversion plan or a lifetime mortgage, which is secured against your property and will reduce the value of your estate and impact funding long-term care. You can read more about the different types of equity release plans here and if you want more detail we can provide you with a personalised illustration to explain exactly what equity release could mean for you and will outline the features and risks.
You must take financial advice before proceeding with equity release or with any type of mortgage and there may be other options which better suit your circumstances.
You will need to pay off any existing mortgage or secured loan that you have. You can use some of the money raised through equity release to do this.
Another consideration is that equity release interest is compounded, so you pay interest on interest. The money you release, plus the accrued interest is then repaid when you die or move into long-term care.
Equity release may have an impact on your entitlement to means-tested benefits now and in the future.
Whether you proceed with equity release or another type of mortgage, initial advice is free and without obligation. Only if your case completes would our advice fee of £1,995 be payable. Other lender and solicitor fees may apply.
Other mortgages
Think carefully before securing debts against your property. your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage and any debt secured on it.
Age restrictions may apply, depending upon the lender chosen
Making payments
With a Lifetime Mortgage, repayments are optional. Should you wish to make them, they subject to certain limits and early repayment charges may apply above a set value. If you choose not to make repayments, the interest will roll up over time and could end up being significantly higher than the amount borrowed. Therefore, if you are able to make repayments, you could significantly reduce the effect of interest rolling up over time and the impact on your estate.
As part of our service, we discuss your options to make repayments with you and illustrate the impact of making payments over the course of the mortgage.
You're talking to the people who know.
We have been providing advice to our customers for over 20 years and will talk you through all your options and explain the pros and cons of each so that you're fully informed.
Our service is about finding out whether any of the solutions we offer are a good fit for you, and only then will we find the best plan for your individual needs.
Our promise to you...
- You will be assigned a dedicated advisor who will guide you through the process from start to finish.
- We will only recommend a solution if it's suitable for you.
- We will search a range of plans from multiple lenders to find the best solution for you.
- If we recommend equity release, the plans meet the standards of the Equity Release Council.
- You will receive a bespoke recommendation document to read at your leisure.
