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Read the articles and guides written by Dan Osman, Head of Later Life at UK Moneyman Ltd.
Looking at whether you can get a mortgage at 60 and looking at the reasons why people may want one at this age.
Explore flexible options like equity release or interest-only mortgages for older borrowers, and make informed decisions for your future.
Learn how the process of taking equity out of your property works to access funds for renovations, debt or retirement...
Worried you're too old for a mortgage? Learn about flexible options like equity release and retirement mortgages.
Unlock up to 35% of your home's value with a lifetime mortgage. Borrow more with interest-only options. Ideal for over 55s.
Understand how to build & release equity through remortgaging, whether it's home improvements, debt consolidation, or retirement planning.
A lifetime mortgage is a type of equity release, secured against your home to allow you to release tax-free cash without needing to move out.
Yes, if you're over the age of 70, it's still possible to get a standard mortgage. The term will be short, and you can expect high interest rates.
A look at the different types of mortgages that are available to the elderly, ranging from traditional mortgages to equity release.
Pensioners can get a mortgage for purchasing a new home, repaying an existing mortgage, consolidate debts, or release tax-free equity.
There's no legal limit on the maximum age you can be when applying for a mortgage. However, many lenders impose their own rules.
Taking a look at if a retirement interest only mortgage is a good idea for mortgage borrowers over the age of 55.
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