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Interest Only mortgages
There are a few Building Societies and Banks that are prepared to offer ordinary mortgages to retired people, to allow them to release capital. However, unlike specialist equity release Lifetime mortgages, the amount you can borrow is based on your retirement income/s, not on property value and age.
Such mortgages can be on a repayment basis or Interest Only. Interest only mortgages mean that you only repay the interest not the capital to the lender, therefore, the monthly repayments can be relatively affordable. Providing you pay the interest each month, your debt remains the same, unlike other specialist lifetime mortgage schemes, but at some stage (at the end of the selected term) the capital must be repaid although one lender is prepared to allow you to repay it from sale of your current home when you die or go into care.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
For arranging ordinary mortgages we can be paid by commission, or a fee of usually £750 or a combination of both.
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