There are several types of lifetime mortgages. It makes sense to discuss the options with a specialist solicitor, so you can be sure you choose the option that is right for you.
The main types of lifetime mortgages are:
Interest is accrued throughout the lifetime of the mortgage, which will need to be paid, along with the balance, when the property is sold.
When most people think of equity release, they think of selling a portion of their home.
This is not always the case and is worthwhile checking with your solicitor exactly what a product marketed as equity release involves.
With many forms of equity release, and indeed with a lifetime mortgage, you still own 100% of the home. The property is used as security against which the mortgage or loan is made. As with all loans, there will typically be interest payable for the duration of the loan and it is important to understand the financial implications of this and seek independent financial advice.
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