Equity Release Over 60

At 60 and over you can typically release a higher percentage of your home's value than at 55. Compare plans suited to your age and circumstances. Plans available from age 55.

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Getting a plan comparison is simple. Here's how the process works.

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Answer a few simple questions about yourself and the level of cover you're looking for. It only takes a couple of minutes.

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The broker will present plans from leading providers so you can compare options and choose the cover that's right for your individual circumstances. There's no obligation to proceed.

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Equity Release in Your 60s

Why age matters when releasing equity. For homeowners aged 55+.

Higher Release at 60+

Providers typically let older homeowners release a larger share of their property's value, so your options widen through your 60s.

Over 65 Too

The same applies at 65 and beyond — each year of age generally increases the maximum you can unlock.

Plan Around Retirement

Many homeowners use equity release in their 60s to clear an existing mortgage, top up retirement funds or help family.

What is equity release?

Understanding how you can unlock your home's value

Equity release is, in a nutshell, a way to unlock the value of your property and turn it into cash which lets you access - or 'release' - the equity (cash) tied up in your home, if you're 55+.

The most popular type of equity release is a lifetime mortgage, which is a loan secured against your home.

You can receive the money you release in a lump sum or in several smaller amounts following an initial lump sum.

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