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What is Equity Release?
The value of your home minus any outstanding mortgage can be described as your 'equity'. Equity release is the process whereby this is turned into cash, which you can then spend on whatever you like. |
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How will equity release benefit me?
Releasing equity in your property is simple. Because the money that is obtained is yours in the first place - you're simply 'releasing' it - there is no tax to pay and the funds are yours to spend on absolutely anything you choose. Whether you wish to treat yourself to the holiday of a lifetime, help your kids onto the property ladder or simply improve your standard of living by clearing your mortgage or paying off personal loans, there are no restrictions. |
No Tax or Regular Repayments to Make on Your Equity Release:
Because the equity is yours in the first place, there is no tax to pay on the funds you receive, and there are no regular repayments to make. With a lifetime mortgage, which is the most popular form of equity release, you continue to own 100% of your home throughout. |
Find out if you qualify for equity release:
If you are a homeowner, aged 55 or over, you could be eligible to take advantage of releasing equity from your property. This can significantly improve your standard of living - enabling you to benefit from the comfortable retirement that you deserve. Find out if you qualify by calling us, free of charge, on 0808 1 411 411. |
| Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority Continue to own 100% of your home Exclusive offers that could save you hundreds Releasing equity may affect your entitlement to means-tested state benefits Plans are 'portable' so you can still move home 'No Negative Equity' Guarantee Continue to benefit fully from any future rise in house prices Releasing equity may reduce your estate. |
| If you are interested in learning more about what Equity Release can do for you please do not hesitate to contact us. |
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Our typical fee for mortgage advice is £299, although the precise amount will depend upon your own circumstances.
Information and/or advice intended for UK residents only. Non-UK residents please contact us for further information. |
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