Interest-Only Lifetime Mortgage
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What is an
interest-only lifetime mortgage?
An interest-only lifetime mortgage is a type of equity release plan where you can pay the interest every month, so the size of your loan repayment never goes up, whilst retaining full ownership of your home. This is the most cost-effective method of equity release as it allows you to avoid interest build up.
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An interest-only lifetime mortgage is one of the most cost-effective methods of releasing equity from your home, as you can prevent the interest from compounding by making monthly repayments. Therefore, the amount you owe never increases. The loan is typically repaid when you die or go into long term care.
During the mortgage term, you’ll make monthly payments to cover the cost of the interest on your loan to stop it from compounding. Therefore, the amount you owe never increases.
When you die or go into long-term care, the outstanding capital you still owe will be paid off when the home sells.
To be eligible for equity release you must meet the following criteria:
- Be aged 55 or over. If you apply for equity release as a couple, the youngest applicant on the deeds of the property must also be 55 or above.
- Be able to pay off any outstanding mortgage or debts secured on the property with the funds raised from equity release.
- Own your own home in the UK, with a value of £70,000 or more.
- If the property title is leasehold, as opposed to freehold, the minimum remaining lease must be 75 years or more.
- Be a UK resident.
Various factors impact the amount that you can release from your property using an equity release plan. These include your age, the value of your property and any qualifying medical conditions or lifestyle factors. You can receive this money in a single lump sum or overtime to reduce interest compounding.
You could easily find out how much cash you could receive by using our free equity release calculator.
How long it takes to release equity from your property will vary depending on your circumstances, but it can typically take six to eight weeks.
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