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October 2023
Caste study: Using Equity Release to gift a house deposit

Caste study: Using Equity Release to gift a house deposit

Equity Release, Case Studies, Homeowners |
One of the options for homeowners aged 55 or over, who want to give children or grandchildren money to buy a home, is to consider releasing equity from their own property. Equity release could allow you to give them their inheritance early, offering you the chance to see this money being put to use when it is needed.
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April 2023
Is this you? Mortgage case studies

Is this you? Mortgage case studies

First Time Buyers, Remortgages, Mortgage tips, Case Studies, Buy to Let |
Meet John, a 28-year-old working professional who has just landed his dream job in Bedford. He has been renting a flat for the past five years and is ready to step on the property ladder. John has saved £25,000 and has a good credit score. He is looking for a mortgage to purchase a two-bedroom flat in Bedford. How can we help with his mortgage?
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Income Protection: Not just for the over 30’s

Income Protection: Not just for the over 30’s

Case Studies, Protection |
According to recent research by Cirencester Friendly*, almost 23% of their claimants are aged 30 or under. This is an eye-opening statistic that highlights the importance of Income Protection for young people. Many of us don't like to think about the possibility of becoming ill or injured, but it's important to be prepared in case the worst does happen.
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November 2022
CASE STUDY: Over 50 but too young for equity release – what are the options?

CASE STUDY: Over 50 but too young for equity release – what are the options?

Remortgages, Equity Release, Mortgage tips, Case Studies, Homeowners |
People over the age of 50 often find it difficult to get a mortgage because many lenders will not take future income, such as pensions, into account. But some lenders do, in particular those who offer retirement interest-only mortgages. Our case study shows how a retirement interest-only mortgage may be a viable, affordable and the right option in later life.
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October 2022
CASE STUDY: Income Protection - Sharon's story

CASE STUDY: Income Protection - Sharon's story

Case Studies, Protection, Homeowners |
It can be difficult to see the reasons we may look at Income protection as a necessary expense rather than a luxury cost. But ensuring our loved ones are cared for should the worst happen, or our financial obligations are not a concern in horrible circumstances, is a priceless expense. Take a look at our Case Study video to see just how useful securing this protection for your family could be.
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August 2022
CASE STUDY: Are you prepared if you can no longer work?

CASE STUDY: Are you prepared if you can no longer work?

Home Movers, First Time Buyers, Remortgages, Case Studies, Protection, Homeowners |
If you are working, what would happen to your monthly income if you suddenly lost your ability to work? Would you be able to manage without your monthly income? If you could not pay your mortgage, how long before you lose your home? How would you pay the food bills and which of your home comforts would you lose first? Can you and your family cope with this financial loss?
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CASE STUDY: The rise of the “Silver Splitters”

CASE STUDY: The rise of the “Silver Splitters”

Equity Release, Home Movers, Mortgage tips, Case Studies |
While many of us may have become incensed by or frustrated with our spouses during the last two years’ increased time at home, many have also felt the need to file for divorce. In fact, the latest ONS data has revealed that in the over 65s, there has been a 46%* Year on Year increase in the number of those obtaining a divorce.
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CASE STUDY: Critical illness cover for your children

CASE STUDY: Critical illness cover for your children

Case Studies, Remortgages, Mortgage tips, Protection, Homeowners |
As a parent it must be very difficult to think about your child being critically ill in the future. But it is worth considering how you would manage financially if this happened. Critical illness cover for children can help give you the reassurance that if your children were to suffer from a serious illness, you’d receive a financial helping hand.
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Caste study: Using Equity Release to gift a house deposit

One of the options for homeowners aged 55 or over, who want to give children or grandchildren money ...
Read More

Is this you? Mortgage case studies

Meet John, a 28-year-old working professional who has just landed his dream job in Bedford. He has b...
Read More

Income Protection: Not just for the over 30’s

According to recent research by Cirencester Friendly*, almost 23% of their claimants are aged 30 or ...
Read More

CASE STUDY: Over 50 but too young for equity release – what are the options?

People over the age of 50 often find it difficult to get a mortgage because many lenders will not ta...
Read More

CASE STUDY: Income Protection - Sharon's story

It can be difficult to see the reasons we may look at Income protection as a necessary expense rathe...
Read More

CASE STUDY: Are you prepared if you can no longer work?

If you are working, what would happen to your monthly income if you suddenly lost your ability to wo...
Read More

CASE STUDY: The rise of the “Silver Splitters”

While many of us may have become incensed by or frustrated with our spouses during the last two year...
Read More

CASE STUDY: Critical illness cover for your children

As a parent it must be very difficult to think about your child being critically ill in the future. ...
Read More


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