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lenders are looking for so can point you in the right direction of which lenders criteria best suits your circumstances.


MORTGAGES can be a minefield – particularly today when lenders are tightening up on how much they will lend and to whom. Even if you are a confident form- filler, getting a helping hand from someone who knows the market can be invaluable in saving you both time – and money.


Sarah Ferrell has been a financial adviser for more than 20 years having worked both as a broker and for High Street Lenders at branch and regional level. As a completely independent adviser, she knows exactly what


Based in Bearsted, Sarah will happily visit you at home and guide you step by step through the process, whether you are a first- time buyer, looking to re-mortgage or buy to let - or maybe obtain a lifetime mortgage (equity release). Although the word ‘mortgage’ is synonymous with house-buying, it can be a lifeline for some – and a means to a variety of ends. Some people re-mortgage to consolidate their finances and pay off credit card debts, others to pay for an extension to their home or a new kitchen.


Contrary to popular belief, you are never too old to get a mortgage and increasing numbers of people are looking at lifetime mortgages to ensure they have a comfortable retirement.


Equity release no longer holds the stigma – and risk – it once did. As Sarah explained: “When


Sixtyplus is directly authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. A fee of £249 for mortgages and £995 for Equity Release is payable on full application only. Your house may be repossessed if you do not keep up payments on your mortgage. To fully understand the features and risks of equity release a personalised illustration will be provided.


people are working out their retirement plans, equity release can be an option that people have not considered or just don’t know about. With protection from the Equity Release Council, Equity Release can provide a safe and sensible option for many people.” Sarah takes great pride in her work and is willing to go the extra mile for all of her clients. Being home-based means she can even work evenings and weekends when


 Mortgages for First Time Buyers, re- mortgages, capital raising and house purchases


 Mortgages for buy-to- let and second homes


 Will writing M: 07789007447


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necessary to achieve a result. She is also able to advise on wills and life insurance – basically, being your very own personal financial problem solver!


Sarah said: “Whether you are 18 or 81 (or older!) you don’t need to worry about your finances. If you are a homeowner, or potential homeowner, I will explain things clearly and simply to make sure you get the best deal which is right for you.”


Sarah is able to help and advise in relation to:


 Equity release for retired home owners needing to release a cash sum


 Life insurance, Critical Illness cover and all general insurances


To arrange your FREE consultation call Sarah on:


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