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Are your Parent(s) thinking about Equity Release?

Are your Parent(s) thinking about Equity Release?

Download your FREE guide on how make sure your Parent(s) make the right choice about equity release? Topics covered include:

  • Are your parents eligible for equity release?
  • Do they need professional advice or can they/we do it all ourselves?
  • How to raise the subject in the first place?
  • The right places to ask for advice
  • Where to look online?

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Equity release will reduce the value of your estate and may also affect your entitlement to means-tested benefits. You should always think carefully before securing a loan against your home.

Unless you decide to go ahead with a plan, our service is completely free of charge, as our fixed advice fee of £1,695 is only payable on completion of a plan.

A lifetime mortgage is the most popular form of equity release, and is a loan secured against your home that’s typically repaid when you pass away or go into long-term care.