Equity Release
Welcome to the Equity Release Centre – one of the leading independent UK equity release advice companies, specialising in offering personal, face to face advice on all forms of equity release plans and schemes, including
- Lifetime Mortgages
- Home Reversion Plans
- Interest Only Mortgages
Whywould you wish to consider an equity release plan? Perhaps you are retired, or will be shortly, your children have flown the nest, you now have a home you are happy with which has no mortgage on it or only a very small one, but there is still one thing you would like – more money to enjoy your retirement.
An Equity release scheme allows you to Release equity in your property, which could give you the financial boost that you are looking for.
Releasing Equity in your Home
That’s why more people are looking at equity release schemes, whether they be Lifetime mortgages, Home reversion plans or interest only mortgages, because equity release gives you the ability to safely release more money without having to move. If releasing equity in your home is something that you are considering - then please use the following menu, to browse our site and discover for yourself how modern equity release schemes either Lifetime Mortgages or Home Reversion Plans or even Interest Only Mortgages, can help you improve your life!
| What would you like Equity Release to do for you? | |
| Allow you to achieve your dreams | |
| Help your family / children | |
| Help to reduce your debts | |
| Produce a larger income | |
FREE no obligation home consultation
Once you have discovered for yourself how safe modern equity release schemes are, including realising, perhaps contrary to what you may have heard, you;-
Once you have discovered for yourself how safe modern equity release schemes are, including realising that you;-
- DO NOT have to sell your home (Lifetime Mortgages and Interest only Mortgages)
- DO NOT have to make monthly repayments ( Lifetime roll up Mortgages or Home Reversion Plans)
- WILL ALWAYS be able to live in your property for the rest of your life
- WILL NEVER create a debt for your children once the plan ends.
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Equity release schemes, however, may work out to be more expensive than alternatives, such as downsizing to a smaller property, and may affect eligibility for state benefits and grants.
If you would rather not move, why not arrange for you own free no obligation home consultation with one of our experts. We have been offering impartial equity release advice for nearly 10 years and pride ourselves on only recommending equity release if it is suitable and after having fully discussed it with you face to face.
“Equity release” includes home reversions plans and lifetime mortgages. To understand the features and risks ask for a personalised illustration.
A helpful guide to terms used:
Lifetime mortgages
Lifetime Mortgages are equity release schemes where you obtain a loan secured against the value of your home, but where you do not normally have to make any monthly repayments. With this type of equity release plan, the interest charged is compounded on the amount borrowed and you only repay the loan plus accumulated interest when you die (or in joint cases - the last one of you dies) or sell the property. Under a lifetime mortgage, the property still remains yours - you do not sell any legal ownership.
Home Reversion Plans
With a Home Reversion Equityy Release Plan you release equity by selling part or all of your property’s legal ownership to a provider in return for either an immediate lump sum or income and a lifetime right to remain living in your property. With this style of equity release scheme, you can sell up to 100% of the value of your property but in return you will only receive a discounted sum of money.
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