How can you benefit from releasing cash from your home?
Join the tens of thousands of people enjoying the benefits equity release could offer.
Equity release allows homeowners who are aged 55 or over to release some of the equity tied up in their home and turn it into tax-free cash.
For many people their home is likely to be their biggest financial asset, far outweighing any savings and income.
Current equity release market conditions are strong with low lifetime mortgage interest rates that could save homeowners who previously considered equity release, hundreds or thousands of pounds over the course of a plan
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2015 saw the equity release sector have its strongest year on record according to The Equity Release Council – lending £710million to customers in the first half of the year alone.
What's more, Halifax recently reported that house prices reached a record year on year high in December 2015 – increasing by 9.5% - meaning homeowners may have more equity in their property than they think.
Plus, it has been predicted that property prices are to rise by a further 50% in the next nine years*. This is great news as most equity release plans allow homeowners to maintain 100% home ownership, meaning they could still benefit from any further growth in their property's value.
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Those who are considering releasing the cash locked up in their homes should seek independent, impartial advice to ensure that it is the best option for them.
Whether they are looking to release cash to pay off their mortgage, make home improvements or just looking to boost retirement finances, multi-award-winning Age Partnership could help.
Age Partnership are equity release specialists with qualified equity release advisers who will compare the whole of the market and only recommend a plan if it's in the customer's best interests. They will discuss all the options, including what impact it could have on the size of their estate over time and if their entitlement to current and future means-tested benefits may be affected.
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This is a lifetime mortgage. To understand the features and risks, ask for a personalised illustration.
Age Partnership provides advice for free and without obligation. Only if you choose to proceed and your case completes would a typical fee of 1.7% of the amount released by payable.
*Source: the Centre for Economics and Business Research for the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) and the Association of Residential Letting Agents.
