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Equity release plans are available to most homeowners aged 55-95 who have either paid off their mortgage altogether or have only a small amount left to pay.
They can supplement your income if you find yourself like a growing number of people, ‘asset rich but cash poor’. An equity release plan allows you to turn some of the value of your home into a tax-free cash sum or an income for life.
BM have teamed up with Credencis to provide you with specialist independent advice on equity release schemes. Credencis believe that advice is only of value when it’s independent and honest, which is why we’ve chosen them as our recommended partner. Their advisers are free to search the entire market for every customer, and are able to answer any questions you might have, such as:
• Am I eligible for equity release?
• Is equity release suitable for me?
• Which schemes would be available to me?
• How would the value of my estate be affected?
Is it right for you?
Credencis are independent specialist advisers for equity release, situated near to Derby, Leicester, and Nottingham.
Credencis can tell you how much cash you may be able to release from your home.
This is an equity release plan. To understand the features and risks ask for a personalised illustration. All schemes might affect your entitlement to state benefits.
Views expressed by our author, are the personal views of the author alone, and are not intended in anyway to be construed as advice.They should only be used as guidance and are not necessarily suited to the personal circumstances of every individual in the UK.If you are interested in seeking advice further then please contact Credencis direct.
