Case Studies
Equity release - when your pension income just isn’t enough to pay for your retirement years.
When Mrs K realised that she needed to find more money because her pension income was not enough to afford her daily living costs, she made enquiries about Equity Release and was happily surprised by what she found out.
Read moreIt’s so lovely not having to worry about the money!
When Mr and Mrs T reached the time in their lives when they wanted to start to enjoy life a little more, they turned to the wealth in their property as a way to finance their later year dreams.
Read moreEquity Release - a life changing decision!
When David and Josephine needed to find a way to pay off their interest-only mortgage and fund essential medical treatment, releasing equity from their property seemed to provide them with the solution they needed.
Read moreYou 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 moreRenovating the family home
When I met Sarah, she was 64 and lived in a small cottage on the Dorset coast, which she bought with her late husband three years before. The plan had been to renovate the cottage, to include an extension and extra bedrooms to accommodate visiting family and friends.
Read moreChance to care for a partner
A couple had to spend more on their West End bungalow than they had bargained for, and so incurred a credit card debt and an outstanding loan. The husband sadly has Parkinson’s disease. His wife worked part-time to pay for the £650 worth of care they needed every month, but she really wanted to give up work and to look after her husband herself.
Read moreRepaying mortgage capital
A couple in their late 70s approached me in a very distressed state. Five years before, their bank had arranged an interest-only mortgage for them. Now, the bank was asking them how they were going to repay the capital in a few months’ time.
Read moreWhy not get in touch and see how we can help?
Equity release is the answer to so many financial questions. If you would like to know more about it, and see if it could be the right move for you, please book an appointment or request a call-back
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