Interest-Paying Lifetime Mortgages
An Interest-Paying Lifetime Mortgage gives you the option to pay some or all of the interest, helping to reduce the impact of compound interest.
The Flexibility Of A Lifetime Mortgage While Keeping Control Over The Interest
A traditional Lifetime Mortgage usually doesn’t require monthly repayments, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make them.
An Interest-Paying Lifetime Mortgage gives you the option to pay some or all of the monthly interest, helping to reduce the impact of compound interest and preserve more equity in your home.
Whether you want to leave more inheritance for your loved ones, keep borrowing costs under control or simply have greater flexibility over your mortgage, an Interest-Paying Lifetime Mortgage could provide the right balance.
At Fluent Money, our specialist advisers can help you compare the available options and explain how these products work.
Could An Interest-Paying Lifetime Mortgage Be Right For You?
Are aged 55 or over
Own your own home
Want to access tax-free cash
Can afford to make some monthly interest payments
Want to reduce the amount of interest that builds up over time
Would like to preserve more equity for your beneficiaries
What Is An Interest-Paying Lifetime Mortgage?
An Interest-Paying Lifetime Mortgage is a type of Lifetime Mortgage that allows you to release money from your home while giving you the option to make payments towards the monthly interest.
Unlike a standard Lifetime Mortgage, where the interest is usually added to the loan each month, these products allow you to reduce or even prevent interest from rolling up over time.
You still retain ownership of your home and continue living there, with the loan typically repaid when the property is sold following death or a move into long-term care.
For many homeowners, this provides the flexibility of Equity Release with greater control over the long-term cost of borrowing.
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
