Equity Release
For many homeowners, their property is their biggest asset, Equity Release could help you make the most of the wealth built up in your property without the need to move home.
Can Equity Release Help You Make The Most Of Your Home?
For many homeowners, their property is their biggest asset, but much of that value remains tied up in the home they live in every day.
If you’re looking for greater financial flexibility in later life, Equity Release could help you make the most of the wealth built up in your property without the need to move home.
Whether you’re planning for retirement, supporting loved ones, making improvements to your home or simply looking for additional financial freedom, there may be options available that allow you to achieve your goals while remaining in familiar surroundings.
At Fluent Money, our specialist advisers can help you understand the available options and whether Equity Release could be suitable for your circumstances.
Could Equity Release Be Right For You?
✔ Are aged 55 or over
✔ Own your own home
✔ Want to stay living in your property
✔ Need access to tax-free cash
What Is Equity Release?
Equity Release is designed to help homeowners unlock some of the value tied up in their property while continuing to live in their home.
Unlike selling your property or downsizing, Equity Release allows you to access money from your home’s value while still retaining the right to live there.
The money released is typically tax-free and can be used however you choose.
Many homeowners use Equity Release to:
- Supplement retirement income
- Pay off an existing mortgage
- Make home improvements
- Adapt their home for later life
- Help children or grandchildren financially
- Enjoy retirement with greater peace of mind
Important information
You should always think carefully before securing a loan against your property.
A lifetime mortgage will reduce the value of your estate and may affect your entitlement to means-tested benefits. Clearing an existing mortgage with a lifetime mortgage may result in higher cost of borrowing. Mortgage Advice Bureau charges a fee for later life mortgage advice. The fee is up to £1,295