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December 2024
A lifetime mortgage is a type of equity release. In simple terms, it’s a loan secured against the value of your home that allows you to release tax-free cash without needing to move out. You retain ownership, can still live in the property, and it doesn’t need to be repaid until you die or move into long-term care.
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Here are common mortgage myths debunked to help you navigate the home-buying process confidently. Chat with us to go into these in detail and for advice specific to your circumstances.
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November 2024
Should you use equity release to pay off your mortgage? Are your repayments stopping you from saving more for retirement?
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The government recently published the Renters Rights Bill to Parliament. Here are some of the proposed new rules :
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We can help you get on the property ladder. Feel free to call us today to see what we can do for you. Here are some handy tips to keep in mind!
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October 2024
With everyone feeling the pinch due to the cost-of-living crisis, it can be tempting to rely on credit cards and loans to make ends meet. But has the situation spiralled, with debts now outpacing your income? In this article, we discuss ways to get help with managing debt.
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September 2024
Have you been saving and working hard to provide your children or grandchildren with the best education, only to find that fees have risen? Sound familiar? Did you know you can use equity release for private school fees? We’ve outlined three types of mortgages that suit homeowners with different needs. Once you’ve read through them, get in touch for a detailed plan on accessing equity release.
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Barclays* recently announced an analysis of the mortgage market, predicting significant changes between July and December 2024. During this period, over £98.4 billion worth of residential mortgages and £16.4 billion worth of buy-to-let deals will be ending.Do you hold one of these mortgages?
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August 2024
So, you’ve heard of lifetime mortgages, and you are at a stage in life when your finances need a little boost. It’s ideal for adding value to your home, such as for a renovation, taking the dream trip you’ve always wanted, or accommodating new grandchildren. Naturally, you have some questions — and potential concerns — about releasing money from your biggest asset. Who pays it back? And will your family be left in a shortfall?
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June 2024
Property buyers are forced to compete hard in many markets. So, how can you improve your chances of securing your dream home? Here are five tips to beat out other buyers:
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How much equity can I release with a lifetime mortgage?

A lifetime mortgage is a type of equity release. In simple terms, it’s a loan secured against the v...
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Myth-busting mortgage hurdles

Here are common mortgage myths debunked to help you navigate the home-buying process confidently. Ch...
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Should you use equity release to pay off your mortgage?

Should you use equity release to pay off your mortgage? Are your repayments stopping you from saving...
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A look at the new renter’s reform bill and buy-to-let mortgages

The government recently published the Renters Rights Bill to Parliament. Here are some of the propos...
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Let’s get you on the property ladder with these tips!

We can help you get on the property ladder. Feel free to call us today to see what we can do for you...
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Stuck in debt?

With everyone feeling the pinch due to the cost-of-living crisis, it can be tempting to rely on cred...
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Did you know you can use equity release for private school fees?

Have you been saving and working hard to provide your children or grandchildren with the best educat...
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Is it time to remortgage?

Barclays* recently announced an analysis of the mortgage market, predicting significant changes bet...
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How to reduce risks when taking out a lifetime mortgage

So, you’ve heard of lifetime mortgages, and you are at a stage in life when your finances need a li...
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Top tips: how to improve your chances of securing your dream home

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