Thinking about equity release but not sure where to start? Our guides explain how lifetime mortgages and home reversion plans work, what to watch out for, and how to decide if releasing equity from your home is right for you. Written by our qualified advisers - including Rachel Gill, one of Lancashire's most experienced equity release specialists - these guides give you clear, honest answers in plain English.
Interest roll-up means no monthly repayments - but the balance grows over time. This plain English guide from Aspect Mortgages explains exactly how it works, with real figures, and what you can do to manage it.
A drawdown lifetime mortgage lets you release equity in stages rather than all at once - and can save significant interest over time. This guide from Aspect Mortgages explains exactly how it works.
Is equity release a good idea? The honest answer depends on your circumstances. This guide from Aspect Mortgages sets out when it works well, when it does not, and what to consider before deciding.
Not sure what terms like "drawdown", "no-negative-equity guarantee" or "Equity Release Council" actually mean? This plain English A-Z guide from Aspect Mortgages explains the key equity release terms clearly and simply.
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There will be a fee for mortgage advice. The precise amount will depend upon your circumstances but we estimate that it will be £495 for a residential/buy to let mortgage or £1495 for an equity release/retirement mortgage.
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