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Themissing piece of your retirement plan?


We’d all like to make the most of our retirement, and it’s important to think about the whole of your finances when planning for the enjoyable retirement you are looking for. Funding for later life is becoming more and more of a concern, with many pensions falling short of expectations and people living longer than in previous years.


Increasing numbers of over-55s are looking towards a lifetime mortgage as a way of securing financial stability in later life.


mortgage or allow you the funds for home


holiday or help your family financially. There’s lots to consider as a lifetime mortgage would reduce


any means- tested benefits, but finding the right plan to suit your needs may provide the solution you’re looking for.


The retirement landscape has changed considerably and there’s a real challenge to build the savings needed for a comfortable retirement. A lifetime mortgage could play an important role in helping you achieve this, and it makes sense to consider the role that housing wealth could play in planning for your future.


This is a lifetime mortgage. To understand the features and risks please ask for a personalised illustration. A lifetime mortgage may impact your entitlement to means tested benefits and the inheritance you may leave.


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