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You are able to move home with all our plans, subject to criteria
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You don’t have to make monthly repayments with any of our plans, as the loan, plus roll-up interest, is repaid when the plan comes to an end
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All our plans come with the no negative equity guarantee, meaning your children can’t inherit any debt through equity release
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Equity release comes with a range of safeguards and protections and we are members of the Equity Release Council
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With a lifetime mortgage, the most popular form of equity release, you’ll always retain ownership of your home
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Things to consider
- All our equity release advice relates to Key lifetime mortgages only - a loan secured against your home
- Equity release will reduce your estate’s value and may affect your entitlement to means-tested benefits
- A lifetime mortgage may result in limited or no property equity remaining and will reduce your financial options in the future
- You should always think carefully before securing a loan against your home to repay existing debt
- The loan, plus compound interest, is typically repaid through the sale of the property when the last remaining applicant passes away or moves into long-term care
- £899 advice fee only payable on completion
Page last updated: Thursday 29 June 2023