Aviva Equity Release

Aviva equity release is available to homeowners aged 55 or over. It involves unlocking the money that may be tied up in your home, minus any mortgage.

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Aviva is a member of the Equity Release Council.

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Aviva equity release is a means of retaining use of a house or other object which has capital value, while also obtaining a lump sum or a steady stream of income, using the value of the house.

The ‘catch’ is that the equity provider must be repaid at a later stage, usually when the homeowner dies.

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The most obvious pitfall is that the equity provider must be repaid at a later stage, usually when the homeowner dies.

Also, one needs to keep in mind that there will be rolled up interest and that your equity release will have an impact on your inheritance.

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The type of equity release that Aviva offers is called a lifetime mortgage.

What is an Aviva lifetime mortgage? We offer two lifetime mortgages: Lifestyle Lump Sum Max and Lifestyle Flexible Option. Both plans are a long- term loan that is secured on your property.

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How much does equity release cost?

For the lifetime mortgage equity release the typical rate is about 5%, although some rates are under 3%.

This is cheaper than rates have been for a number of years – yet still significantly higher than those for most standard mortgages.

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