Lifetime Mortgage
A Lifetime Mortgage allows eligible homeowners aged 55 and over to unlock some of the value tied up in their property without having to sell their home or move out.
Unlock The Value In Your Home While Continuing To Live There
For many homeowners, their home is their biggest financial asset.
A Lifetime Mortgage allows eligible homeowners aged 55 and over to unlock some of the value tied up in their property without having to sell their home or move out.
Whether you’re looking to boost your retirement income, clear an existing mortgage, help family members financially or simply enjoy greater flexibility later in life, a Lifetime Mortgage could provide the solution.
As the most common form of Equity Release in the UK, Lifetime Mortgages offer a flexible way to access tax-free cash while continuing to own and live in your home.
At Fluent Money, our specialist advisers will help you understand how Lifetime Mortgages work, compare the available options and recommend a solution that’s right for your circumstances.
Not Sure If a Lifetime Mortgage Is Right for You?
Our comprehensive Lifetime Mortgage Guide covers everything you need to know, including how the plans work, repayment options, inheritance considerations and the key questions to ask before making a decision.
Why Do People Choose A Lifetime Mortgage?
Boost Retirement Income
Stay In The Home You Love
Help Family Members
Improve Your Home
Repay Existing Borrowing
Plan For Future Care Needs
What Is A Lifetime Mortgage?
A Lifetime Mortgage is the most popular type of Equity Release available in the UK.
It allows you to borrow against the value of your property while retaining ownership of your home.
Unlike a traditional mortgage, there is usually no requirement to make monthly repayments. Instead, the loan is normally repaid when your property is sold, usually following death or a move into long-term care.
Many modern Lifetime Mortgages also offer flexible repayment options, giving you greater control over how your borrowing is managed.
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