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An underwriter decides if approving a large purchase, issuing a loan or an insurance policy to an applicant is feasible and doesn’t put the financial institution backing the loan or insurance policy at unnecessary risk.   The company or an individual who provides underwriting services takes a financial risk for a premium, commission, spread, or …
An underwriter decides if approving a large purchase, issuing a loan or an insurance policy to an applicant is feasible and doesn’t put the financial institution backing the loan or insurance policy at unnecessary risk.   The company or an individual who provides underwriting services takes a financial risk for a premium, commission, spread, or …
An underwriter decides if approving a large purchase, issuing a loan or an insurance policy to an applicant is feasible and doesn’t put the financial institution backing the loan or insurance policy at unnecessary risk.   The company or an individual who provides underwriting services takes a financial risk for a premium, commission, spread, or …
Once you’ve selected a health insurance plan, it’s important to understand how to maximize your coverage and take advantage of the benefits available to you. Here we’ll aim to provide you with valuable tips and strategies to help you navigate the healthcare system and make the most of your health insurance benefits.     Understanding …
Health insurance is an essential component of your overall financial and healthcare planning. In this guide, we will explore the advantages of consulting with health insurance experts, such as insurance brokers or independent advisors, to help you navigate the complex landscape of health insurance in the UK. By seeking expert advice, you can make informed …
Equity Release Council The equity release council (ERC), launched in 2012, is a UK organisation that promotes safe equity release products and ensures to safeguard the interest of the homeowners who opt to take out equity release from different UK lenders. The ERC is supported by leading providers of equity release schemes and works with …
Equity release vs downsizing For the majority of homeowners, your property is your greatest asset. If you have owned a property for ten years or more or already paid off your mortgage, you have most likely accumulated a large amount of equity. So it makes sense that many people look to use the equity that …
There are many reasons that someone would choose to release equity from their property. It could be to fund home improvements, pay off debts, fund college or university fees, or start a business. You may also be at a stage of life when you want to release equity to fund your retirement. Source – @sonance …
Household bills are one of the biggest costs for any adult in the UK. Think about how much money you spend on your gas and electricity, TV, phone and broadband, and other subscription services. Not to mention your mortgage. The answer is likely to be £100’s or into the £1000’s of pounds. Because of this, …
Your credit score is essentially your creditworthiness used by lenders to assess the risk of lending you money. Whether it is for a mortgage, loan or credit card, having a good credit score can significantly improve your chances of being accepted for the best deals and rates available. While any lender will be most interested …
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1. We understand equity release isn’t for everyone, and we’ll never say it’s the right option for you, that’s why we pass you onto an Expert.

2. A lifetime mortgage is a loan secured against your property. With a lifetime mortgage there are typically no monthly repayments to make as the loan, plus roll up interest, is repaid when the plan comes to an end. Usually, that’s when you, or the last remaining applicant, either passes away or moves into long-term care.

3. With a lifetime mortgage you’ll still retain full ownership of your home.

4. Equity release will reduce the value of your estate and may affect your entitlement to means tested benefits.

5. Mortgage Advice Bureau Later Life offer lifetime mortgage products from a carefully selected panel of providers.

6. Unless you decide to go ahead, Mortgage Advice Bureau Later Life’s service is completely free of charge as their fixed advice fee of £1,295 would only be payable in completion of a plan.

7. ClearKey is an independent marketing website which only acts as an introducer to companies who offer advice on various financial plans, products and services.

8. Our partners are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

9. ClearKey.co.uk are not authorised to give any advice and we are not liable for any financial advice provided by or obtained through a third party.

10. Life insurance products attract terms and conditions. Price information contained within this website are for illustration purposes only. You will receive a full policy document upon application which will set out the terms, conditions and limitations of cover provided under the plan.

11. Your home may be at risk if you do not keep up repayments. Think carefully about securing debt against your home. When consolidating existing borrowing be aware that extending the term could increase the amount repaid.