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Equity Release

Specialist equity release and later life lending advice designed to help homeowners understand their options, access property wealth responsibly, and make informed decisions about the future.

At Roxton Wealth, equity release is never approached as a one-size-fits-all solution.

Our role is to help you understand all available options, consider the wider implications, and make decisions that align with your lifestyle, family, and long-term goals.

You may be thinking about:

• Supplementing retirement income

• Helping children or grandchildren financially

• Funding home improvements

• Repaying existing borrowing

• Improving financial flexibility

• Supporting lifestyle goals in later life

Equity release can provide access to some of the value built up in your home without necessarily having to move.

However, it is important to understand how it works, the alternatives available, and the long-term implications before making a decision.

That is where professional advice becomes valuable.


What is equity release?

Equity release refers to a range of later life lending solutions that allow eligible homeowners to access some of the value held within their property.

Unlike traditional mortgages, equity release products are specifically designed for older homeowners and retirees.

The amount available will depend on factors such as:

• Age

• Property value

• Health considerations in some cases

• Lender criteria

• Individual circumstances

Equity release can be a useful solution for some people.

However, it is not suitable for everyone.

That is why our advice process focuses on education, understanding, and exploring all available options before any recommendations are made.

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Types of Equity Release

Different forms of later life lending

The most suitable solution depends on your circumstances, objectives, and future plans.

A lifetime mortgage allows eligible homeowners to borrow against their property while retaining ownership. There are different types of lifetime mortgages available, with varying levels of flexibility and repayment options.
Retirement interest-only mortgages allow borrowers to make monthly interest payments while preserving the capital balance. These solutions may be appropriate for some clients seeking an alternative to equity release.
Some homeowners may find that a traditional later life mortgage better suits their circumstances than equity release. Exploring all available options is an important part of our advice process.

These may include:

Supplementing Retirement Income

  • Creating additional financial flexibility during retirement.

Supporting Family Members

  • Helping children or grandchildren with deposits, education costs, or other major life events.

Home Improvements

  • Funding renovations, adaptations, or improvements that support long-term living arrangements.

Repaying Existing Borrowing

  • Reducing financial commitments or improving cashflow.

Lifestyle Goals

  • Travel, hobbies, experiences, or other aspirations during retirement.

Estate & Wealth Planning

  • Supporting broader financial planning and family discussions.

Depending on your circumstances, alternatives may include:

• Using existing savings or investments

• Downsizing to another property

• Retirement interest-only mortgages

• Later life residential mortgages

• Restructuring retirement income plans

• Pension and investment reviews

Because good advice is not about steering people towards one outcome.

It is about helping them understand all appropriate options.


Important considerations may include:

• Inheritance objectives

• Estate planning considerations

• Future care requirements

• Long-term family priorities

• Preserving financial flexibility

These conversations are often emotional as well as financial.

That is why we take time to explain everything clearly and encourage family involvement where appropriate.

Because the best decisions are often informed decisions.


Who We Help

Who may benefit from exploring equity release

Retirees

Looking to create greater financial flexibility during retirement.

Homeowners Seeking Additional Income

Exploring ways to supplement existing retirement income.

Families Supporting Future Generations

Helping children and grandchildren through significant life milestones.

Clients Reviewing Retirement Plans

Considering how property wealth fits into wider retirement planning.

Individuals Looking to Remain in Their Home

Seeking alternatives to moving while accessing property wealth.

Clients Seeking Clarity

Simply wanting to understand what options are available before making any decisions.

Client journey

What happens next?

Step 1 Initial conversation

We take time to understand your circumstances, goals, questions, and priorities.

Step 2 Understanding the bigger picture

We explore how property wealth connects to retirement planning, family considerations, and wider financial goals.

Step 3 Reviewing available options

We explain different later life lending solutions and any relevant alternatives.

Step 4 Recommendations & guidance

Recommendations are provided clearly, helping you understand the reasoning behind each option.

Step 5 Ongoing support

We remain available to answer questions and support future planning discussions.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Eligibility depends on the type of product and lender criteria. We can help explain what options may be available based on your circumstances.
Many equity release solutions allow homeowners to retain ownership of their property. Specific arrangements vary depending on the product selected.
Many modern solutions include features designed to support inheritance objectives. Understanding how different products affect estate planning is an important part of the advice process.
Not necessarily. Part of our role is helping clients understand all appropriate alternatives before making a decision.
Absolutely. Education sits at the centre of our advice process. We believe clients should fully understand their options before making important financial decisions.
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The right decision starts with understanding your options