Thousands of Seniors Now Releasing Equity From their Homes– Could You Be One of Them?

Releasing equity from your home doesn’t mean you have to move – and it’s totally tax-free. Here’s how.

Equity release is fast becoming the over-55s financial activity of choice – and it’s really no wonder that over 46,000 Brits a year take advantage of it. As a fantastic option to achieve the lifestyle you’ve been waiting for, releasing equity from your home could give you the cash boost that makes all the difference.

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What are the Benefits?

• You still own 100% of your property
• You’re eligible even if you still have a mortgage on the property
• Interest rates are usually low, and can be fixed
• Any funds released are tax-free
• Optional Repayment Options
• You can use Equity Release to pay off existing mortgage#
• Fully Regulated and Trusted Product

What Can I Do With the Money?

In short? Whatever you like.

25% of people surveyed said that they used their equity release cash to pay off other debts – a great place to start. But, there are no limits to what you can do; a further 22% said they’d spent the money on home and garden improvements, while just over 10% said they would put it towards their loved ones’ futures.

The beauty of equity release is in its flexibility. Any funds you secure are yours to do with as you wish – whether it’s spent on planning ahead, booking your dream holiday, or any/all of the above.

How Much Tax-Free Cash Could be Available?

See if Equity Release is right for you. Select your age range below and let’s get started with seeing how much you can unlock.

Am IEligible for Equity Release?

With so much misinformation around the subject, it’s important to know the facts:

• Yes, if you are over 55
• Own and live in the property you plan to release equity from
• Be able to release enough equity from your chosen property to enable you to clear any outstanding mortgage agreement or secured loan.
• Your property must be valued at £70,000 or more
• Based in the UK (including Northern Ireland)
• Either freehold or leasehold, with at least a lease period of 75 years remaining.

To find out how much cash could be tied up in your home and how to claim it, fill in this form.