Equity Release - Lifetime Mortgages: Buyer Beware

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Involve your Family

It is very important to involve your family at an early stage, not least so that it does not come as a big surprise when it comes to selling the home and repaying the loan.

Research has found that over three-quarters of grown-up children would be happy to give up part of their inheritance so that their parents could make the most of their retirement years, but again this is something you should talk through so that all parties are in agreement.

If you have spoken to an adviser and talked through your plans with your family, and there are no problems, then a lifetime mortgage could be right for you.

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