D.W. SHAW Solicitors, Notaries & Estate Agents based in Ayr, Cummnock & Troon

There is an answer in the form of two Equity Release solutions - Flexible Cash Release Plan and Flexible Income Release Plan.

Benefits:

  • Equity can be released as a cash lump sum, a regular income for life or a combination of both.
  • No repaymants due until the property is sold.
  • Cash can be used for any purpose.
  • Clients can carry on living in their own home.
  • There is no risk of suffering Negative equity.
  • Clients can choose how much to borrow up to 45% of the property value (depending on age bands).
  • Further top-up loans may be available.
  • Optional Guarantee available to secure a minimum of 25% of the initial property value on death or a move into Long Term Care.


Requirements:

(1) To be eligible for the plan you must live permanently in the UK and be at least 60 years of age.

(2) Your property must be worth at least £60,000 and not more than £500,000.


(3) Your property must be located in England, Scotland or Wales (not Northern Ireland, Isle of Man or the Channel Islands).


(4) Your property must meet criteria, for example it must be of conventional construction and must be your main residence.


(5) Any existing mortgages or other secured loans on your property must be repaid when, or before the new loan is advanced.

Warning!

Your home is at risk if you do not keep up the repayments on a mortgage or other loans secured on it.

Under the Consumer Credit Advertising Regulation 1989 we are obliged to include the above warning. However, under the flexible cash release plan there are no repayments made during your lifetime, unless the property is sold.


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