IFM Equity Release...

More and more older people are turning to equity release mortgages to enable them to free up some of the value in their properties.

And as the population continues to get older, and historically property has increased in value, this trend is likely to continue.
Thousands of older people are asset rich but cash poor. If you have a substantial amount of money tied up in your main asset that you want to get your hands on, you could always sell up and buy a smaller home. But many older people would rather not sell the family home.

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How Equity Release Works
Equity release mortgages can provide you with a regular income, or a cash lump sum.

Home Reversion Schemes
Home Reversion schemes are an alternative method of releasing equity from your property to help finance you in retirement.

Equity Release Alternatives
If you are looking to raise a lump sum or supplement your income, it could make sense to look at other assets or investments you might have as equity release alternatives.

Safe Home Income Plans
Safe Home Income Plans or SHIP for short is a voluntary trade organisation established in 1991 dedicated entirely to the protection of plan holders and promotion of safe home income and equity release plans.

Equity Release Top Tips
It is important that you approach equity release cautiously and methodically. Follow our Equity Release top tips and you should not go wrong.

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Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. The Financial Services Authority does not regulate will writing and not all forms of long term care plans. IFM Utility Service is not authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Your home is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any other loan secured on it. Think carefully before securing other debts on your home. A fee of up to £670.00 inc VAT may be charged on completion of your mortgage. A fee of 1% of advance or £930 inc VAT whichever is the greater may be charged on completion of your lifetime mortgage or home Reversion Plan. The Financial Services Authority does not regulate Buy to Let Mortgages.Terms and conditions apply. Written details on request. Tax relief's and allowances referred to are those currently applying and are liable to change. There value depends upon the individual circumstances of the investor.

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