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What can you use Equity Release for?
Financial Security
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What can you use Equity Release for?
Holiday
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What can you use Equity Release for?
Home Improvements
Perhaps you would like to fund home improvements, lifestyle enhancements or that dream holiday. Maybe you need cash to supplement your income, pay off debts or to help your children onto the property ladder. Equity Release can be the route to all of these financial goals, as it unlocks the money currently tied up in your property.* We would be happy to discuss your situation in confidence, and without charge or obligation of any kind.
*A lifetime mortgage is secured against your home. It will reduce the value of your estate and may affect your entitlement to state benefits.
See how much you can borrowWhat can you use Equity Release for?
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“I would like to express my sincere thanks to Kevin Woods for his guidance and help and advice in helping us to decide on mortgage release. The advice you gave was extremely helpful. Once again, many thanks Kevin.”
Mrs H, Hampshire
See more testimonialsWhat is Equity Release?
Equity Release is the ideal, tax-free solution for those of us who are cash-poor but property-rich. Equity Release involves unlocking cash that is tied up in your property, cash on which you pay no tax but which you can spend in exactly the way that you choose.
Find out moreWhy use Kevin Woods?
There are many Equity Release experts out there, so why should you consider talking to me as opposed to anyone else? The first thing I would say is, please do talk to someone! It is so important to identify firstly whether Equity Release is right for you, and secondly, which plan will work best for your circumstances and your future.
Find out moreSee how much you can borrow
For a guide to the maximum amount you could potentially release from your home, why not ask us now? Totally without obligation, this service gives you an indication of the amount of money that could be available based solely upon the value of your property. The actual amount will also be dependent upon your age (or age of the youngest homeowner) and your health situation.
Find out moreCase Studies
See more Case StudiesYou may not have to downsize
A couple in their late 60s who lived in a house worth £250,000 in a desirable part of Bournemouth were very worried: they thought that they would have to downsize, and move to a less attractive area, a long way away from their network of family and friends.
Read moreStaying in the family home
A widowed grandmother whom I met, had lived in the same house for 35 years. Her pension income just covered her living expenses, so, over the years, the house had fallen into disrepair.
Read moreVisiting family in Australia
I met a retired couple in Southampton, both of whose children had emigrated to Australia. They had not seen them for five years, and they had never even met one of their grandchildren. They simply could not afford the flights.
Read moreLatest Blog Post
See all Blog PostsEquity release now available on buy-to-let and second homes
16th May 2018
Kevin Woods explains and comments on this interesting new departure in the equity release marketplace
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