A lifetime mortgage is a way of releasing cash from your home while you still live in it. It's a loan secured on your home which allows you to take a lump sum all at once, a series of lump sums when it suits you, or a regular income. You don't have to repay anything until you die or move out of your home into long-term care. To be eligible for a lifetime mortgage, you must be aged 55 or over.
Home improvements, pay off an existing mortgage or just topping up your monthly income – it’s up to you. There may be cheaper ways to borrow money
You can protect part of the value of your home so it can still be left as an inheritance
A lifetime mortgage means you can stay in your own home, but still access the money tied up in it
Our rates are fixed so they will never change during the life of the loan
You don’t have to repay any of the money or the interest until you die or move permanently out of your home into long-term care
Whatever happens to the value of your property, you will never owe more than the price it is sold for. Subject to terms and conditions
With a lifetime mortgage, a loan secured against your home, you could release money without having to move. This is a type of equity release and will reduce an inheritance.
We have a range of lifetime mortgage products. Answer a few simple questions to see which one could offer the solution you’re looking for.
This calculator helps you see how much equity you could release with a lifetime mortgage, a loan secured against your home. We'll ask you to register your details to show you the calculation, then give you a call.
This is a major decision and we’re here to make sure you have all the information you need to get it right.
We'll give you a call back at a time that suits you, or you can find out more with our guide.
