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Real Life Situations by Chris Morgan
Eric, Aged 67, With large existing mortgage, also wishing to supplement pension income.
Eric approached us wanting to finish his existing “Interest Only” mortgage and also withdraw the maximum amount he could from his property while he is able to still enjoy travelling and make the most of the funds. His mortgage term is coming to an end in the near future and he wants to remove the burden of making regular monthly payments.
We arranged a £500,000 Equity release, which cleared an outstanding Interest Only mortgage and made available £250,000 to use as he chooses. This meant that he didn’t have to move away from the area that he’s lived for the majority of his working life and where he has been a member of the local golf club, where he spends a great deal of his time.
Client Quotes:
“I couldn’t bare the idea of having to join another golf club after being a member of my existing one for so long, of course my priority was to finish the mortgage and have financial freedom each month. By having a mortgage without any monthly payments it means that I can pay the membership fees, without an worries and have plenty left over for other things.
“I had approached a broker before finding “The Lifetime Mortgage Expert”, but they had wanted to charge me a broker fee of over £2000 pounds, which prompted me to look online and see what options there were out there “Fees Free”. With the money saved In fees I was able to book an extra golfing weekend away in Scotland”.
Lifetime Mortgage Expert Advice …
Lifetime Mortgages have a variety of uses and in recent real life situations, we can see that many people use them to repay their existing Interest Only Mortgage outstanding with lenders. There might be a variety of reasons they took out an interest only mortgage in the fist place, but the theme they all have in common is that the mortgage will need to be repaid at some point.
We have met a number of borrowers over the last year that have been sent letters by their lenders because their mortgage terms are ending. Some lenders are known to be inpatient on this issue and can even treat this as a breach of mortgage contract if the borrower doesn’t repay the debt on time.
Thankfully there are now several Lifetime Mortgage options that people can use to end their existing mortgage, without the burden of having any ongoing monthly payments. With The Lifetime Mortgage Expert, you are likely to save between £1281 and £2395 in broker fees, as we offer “Qualified Advice, With Zero Broker Fee*”.
We think that is a significant mount of money that you could be using on a nice long weekend break away somewhere instead?
If you would like to download our Free Quick Guide To Lifetime Mortgages then visit www.lifetimemortgage.expert Our Lifetime Mortgage Expert Chris Morgan can also be reached by email at enquiries@lifetimemortgage.expert
Chris Morgan’s full Biography can be read here …
http://lifetime-mortgage.expert/adviser-career-biography-chris-morgan/
Here is also a direct link to the Free Quick Guide …
http://www.lifetimemortgage.expert/assets/Lifetime_Mortgage%20_Expert_Guide.pdf
*Please Note:
Lifetime Mortgage Expert is a Trading Style of Unusual Mortgages who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registration number 497173. We do not charge a broker fee for Lifetime Mortgages (without ongoing monthly payments) where the initial lump sum withdrawal is £50,000 or more (this is not including cash reserve) instead we receive a commission from the mortgage lender.
If you wish to draw less than £50,000 we may charge a small fee to ensure a minimum total earning of £995. Please contact us for a specific quotation. In the Lifetime Mortgage Survey 2018, the average broker fee being charged by a financial adviser for arranging a lifetime mortgage was £1281 and the largest fee charged was £2395.