Mortgage Calc
Monday, 26. January 2009
Mortgage Calc
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The Basic Rules For A Lifetime Mortgage and Descriptions On The Different Products Available
Equity Release is actually a loan that is secured on your property & helps the over 55′s to release tax free cash that has built up in the home over the years.
A description of ‘equity’ is the net assets of your property, equating to its value, less any loans or mortgages secured on it. The term equity described here is the cash available to support your cash flow & expenditures in retirement.
This money can then be spent on anything you require with no restrictions being placed upon it by the lender.
People find the most common & useful reasons for releasing equity to be debt consolidation. This could be the repayment of your mortgage or any loans, credit cards or HP agreements taken out over recent years.
The effect of settling these debts is that outgoings are reduced & disposable income is increased, thus providing extra cash to spend.
Other reasons for relasing equity could be a new car, home improvements, holidays or generally making your lifestyle more comfortable.
From my 10 years of experience in the equity release uk industry I have found the uses for the tax free lump sum to be limitless, but for many, life changing!
So how does equity release work?
Equity Release can either provide a lump sum, or even an income to help your finances during retirement. The plan has NO fixed term & will therefore run for the rest of your own, or your partner’s life.
In return for the cash the lender will place a charge on the property & when the house is eventually sold, the equity lifetime mortgage company will get paid first. Any money left over is then passed onto your beneficiaries as detailed in your Will if you have made one.
Evidently, equity release is a form of mortgage but without the monthly payments. Consequently, as there are no monthly payments on these mortgage schemes & they have NO effect on your outgoings at a time of life when minimal expenditures maybe required.
Two forms of equity release schemes are available & these are a lifetime mortgage & a home reversion scheme: -
A lifetime mortgage is the more common plan available. In practice, lifetime mortgages are a mortgage for retired people with the interest accruing being added to the balance annually. The amount that will finally need repaying depends upon the duration of the plan term & how much the property is sold for at the end of the day
In contrast, a home reversion plan operates by the applicant actually selling a fixed percentage of their home. The home reversion company will then retain a part or full ownership of the property . The reversion company then retains this percentage when the house is eventually sold. Therefore, there is a guaranteed inheritance for the children.
Mark Gregory is the founder & director of Equity Release Supermarket who have been accredited ‘Best Financial Advisers’ at the Equity Release Awards 2008.
Mark is an experienced Independent Financial Adviser who has now been providing quality advice on retirement finance for the past 10 years.
As a result of his experience, he has exclusivity to deals with some of the UK’s leading financial providers.
He aims to pass on his experience in assisting the over 55′s decide which method of releasing equity is the right choice for them.
Additional literature on equity release can be found by reading Mark’s articles which will provide all you need to know about equity release schemes.
Also please visit his market leading equity release information website at http://www.equityreleasesupermarket.co.uk.
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