Here are your results

Based on the information you've provided, you could release

Between £10,000 and £

This calculation is based on the details you've provided about the age of the youngest homeowner and your property value, plus recent data from our lenders about the maximum amounts they may be willing to lend. It is based on a joint application. Single applications can be made, although the amount you may be able to release may differ slightly.

So what's next?

A member of our team will call you to help with your enquiry. If you’d like to find out a more accurate amount, tailored for you and your specific circumstances and needs, you can book an appointment with one of our specialist advisers. They’ll discuss all your options, fully explain the benefits, considerations and cost of equity release, and take some more details which mean you may be able to borrow more or less than the amount quoted here.

Alternatively, use one of the options below to speak to a member of our team who can explain the next steps to accessing your tax-free money.

Call us on 0800 0155142

To Speak to our UK-based team today to explore your options. Lines open Monday-Friday.

Request an instant callback

Request a call back from our Equity Release specialists.

Download our free guide

Our free guide answers many frequently asked questions, or you can request one to be delivered to your home.

Alternatively, if you would like to contact us, please don’t hesitate to get in touch on 0800 0155 142

Getting Advice

To release equity from your home, you must take advice from a qualified Adviser. You can rest assured that we will only recommend Equity Release if it’s the right thing for your circumstances. Your dedicated advisor will tell you everything you need to know including the effect on the amount of inheritance you can leave and if your entitlement to means-tested benefit could be affected now or in the future.

Our initial advice appointment is free and without obligation. Our Advisers will get to know you and your circumstances and make sure you’re recommended a plan that suits you.

Only if your case completes, and you receive your money, would our advice fee of £1,695 be payable. Other lender and solicitor fees may apply.

Things you should consider

You should be aware that equity release may involve a home reversion plan or lifetime mortgage which is secured against your property and will reduce the value of your estate and impact funding long-term care.

We will consider a range of plans from the whole of the market to find one to suit your circumstances. The features mentioned and the amounts raised, are subject to the lender’s criteria, terms and conditions. These may take into account age, health and lifestyle factors in order to provide you with an enhanced amount. You will only continue to own your own home with a lifetime mortgage.

Equity release does require paying off any existing mortgage and any money released, plus accrued interest would be repaid upon death, or moving into long-term care. There are plans that allow you to make voluntary repayments, subject to lender criteria, however early repayment charges may apply above a set limit.