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The final LIVE show for Financial Planning Week 2011 was on Later Life issues. I go through a very quick roundup of the main considerations if you or someone yo love is considering Equity Release or may need to go into Long Term Care. Then I answer some questions live form the chatroom and Twitter. As ever with the live broadcasts, the quality is way lower than you are used to here on MMtv, but I hope you can see [...]
Wrapping up our most recent series. If you take anything away from the series, take these five things…
The PEER Group stands for Professional Excellence in Equity Release and is an initiative of the Personal Finance Society, the largest representative body for financial advisers in the UK. Among other things it provides a checklist of things your adviser should cover with you when discussing Equity Release.
It’s essential that you take advice when contemplating Equity Release. Obviously, I would say that, being an adviser myself, but it’s true anyway! Here are the things you can expect from both the legal and financial sides of the equity release advice process.
In case you didn’t get the message yet, Equity Release is a big deal; a serious decision with major consequences. Here, I explain the four biggest things you need to think about when considering equity release.
Equity release is a matured market, largely free from dodgy schemes and salesmen. This maturity is thanks in a large part to the Safe Home Income Plans scheme, or SHIP. Here I explain the six key tenets of the scheme.
