Lump Sum Lifetime Mortgages
Know exactly how much money you need and want to receive it all at once, a Lump Sum Lifetime Mortgage could be the right solution.
Receive A Single Tax-Free Payment From The Value Of Your Home
If you know exactly how much money you need and want to receive it all at once, a Lump Sum Lifetime Mortgage could be the right solution.
A Lump Sum Lifetime Mortgage allows eligible homeowners aged 55 and over to unlock a single tax-free payment from the value of their home while continuing to live there. Whether you’re planning home improvements, repaying an existing mortgage, helping family members financially or funding your retirement, this type of Lifetime Mortgage gives you access to the money upfront.
At Fluent Money, our specialist advisers can help you understand how a Lump Sum Lifetime Mortgage works and whether it’s the right option for your circumstances.
Could A Drawdown Lifetime Mortgage Be Right For You?
Are aged 55 or over
Own your own home
Want to stay living in your property
Know how much money you need
Have a large planned expense
Prefer to receive your funds in one payment
What Is A Lump Sum Lifetime Mortgage?
A Lump Sum Lifetime Mortgage is a type of Lifetime Mortgage that allows you to release a single tax-free payment from the value of your home.
Unlike a Drawdown Lifetime Mortgage, where funds can be taken over time, the agreed amount is released in one payment after your application has been completed.
You continue to own your home and can remain living there for the rest of your life or until you move into long-term care.
The loan is usually repaid from the sale of your property when the mortgage comes to an end.
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