Our partners enable us to refer you to additional advisory services.
We have partnered with an award-winning company, with specialist Mortgage experts who can provide advice on alternative lending solutions as opposed to equity release. They will take the time to ensure they understand your financial situation by completing a fact-find and assessing your documentation.
We work with a partner who always discuss with clients whether using their existing savings, pension funds or other investments would be a better alternative to equity release depending on their circumstances. As the use of an alternative fund could be more cost effective.
Again, we work with a partner who can provide expert wealth management advice as part of a holistic approach to your retirement planning.
We work with a partner who has specialists who can support your later life planning needs, in the following areas:
Everyone should have a Will, no matter how much money they have or how many belongings they own. We recommend reviewing your Will/Wills every 2-5 years to ensure they align with your wishes. Writing a Will is the only way to ensure a person’s wishes are carried after they have passed away.
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We work with partners who can support your will writing needs.
Due to the long term nature of equity release plans, it is important to consider putting a lasting power of attorney in place. We believe that everyone over the age of 17, should have a lasting power of attorney registered with The Office of the Public Guardian to ensure that someone they trust can act as their Attorney should they ever lose the capacity to make decisions that are in their best interests.
If you were no longer able to make decisions for yourself…
How do you feel about that?
However, it is not only about the loss of mental capacity. A lasting power of attorney can play an important role in the loss of any physical capacity.
Lasting Powers of Attorney are particularly important when you are considering releasing equity from your home. Without an LPA covering Property and Financial Affairs, if you lost capacity, you may no longer be able to access further funds for future needs which may arise, such as;
We work with a partner who has specialists in this area, who can provide you with the support you need to ensure you have the peace of mind that your property and finance and health and welfare affairs will be managed in accordance with your wishes if your situation should change.
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If you gave a question about Equity Release, how we can help, or you’re ready to plan your next steps. Please get in touch.