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Why Look At Equity Release?

The world of borrowing has changed dramatically and there are now an increasing range of products available for those approaching or already past retirement age who either want to secure a mortgage on a property, or to release money on existing property.

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* Equity release will reduce the value of your estate and can affect your eligibility for means tested benefits.

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Who is Involved in The Process?

Typically an equity release arrangement will require the participation of four principal stakeholders.
Provider
These are companies who develop equity release plans for the marketplace, and entire into agreements with homeowners. They process and underwrite your applications, and it’s their internal criteria you have to meet before they issue the funds to your solicitor.
Administrators
These are usually, but not always appointed by the provider of your plan, and they are responsible for notifying you of any required changes to payment, processing further releases of equity and issuing annual financial statements.
Advisors
Equity release is a regulated product that is only available on an advised basis. A specific qualification is required so that you are given sound advice for your specific set of circumstances and draw up an individual recommendation based on those.
Arrangers
This is the party that initiates the process with the homeowner, and brokers the deal between themselves and the providers, and oversees the process. This in either an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA), or a Mortgage Broker such as Mortgage Lolly.
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What Will Equity Release Do For You?

Necessities
Debt Repayment
Home Improvements
Divorce Settlement
Pay Off Interest Only Mortgage
Lifestyle Choices
Home Improvements
Increased Disposable Income
Holiday, Cars, Luxuries
Gifts to Family
64%
Home Improvements

33%
Holidays

31%
Pay off debts

27%
Family Gifts

22%
Clear Outstanding Mortgage

12%
Help With Bills

Silver Splicers And Separators

At mortgage Lolly, we come across more and more what have been termed ‘’silver separators’ and ‘silver splicers’ that is people past retirement age, who are splitting from long term partners, and in some cases going into a new partnership. This causes changes to mortgage and other credit arrangements, and can create the need to release equity for a number of reasons. Whatever the reason, Equity release is a tool that can help to facilitate the changes in your relationship status.

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Types of Mortgage
Lifetime Mortgage - 55 and Over
Home Reversion Plan
Summary
With a lifetime mortgage – the homeowner usually takes out a loan that will ‘roll-up’ with compound interest at the end of term.
In a home reversion plan – the provider, buys a proportion or all of the property.
Pros
Portability
Flexibility
Ownership
Equity Retention
Future Uncertainty
Cons
Debt
Portability
Loss of Growth
Limited Equity
Loss of Value
Affordability
Risk of a Poor Deal
Benefits
Buyback
Buyback
Recommended
Hybrid Mortgage
there are other customised products available, allowing borrowers to switch from an interest only to a roll up basis during the mortgage term – contact us to find out more
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