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Age of the youngest homeowner The age of the youngest homeowner affects how much equity you can release. You must be aged between 55 and 110 to be eligible for equity release.

Estimated property value Enter the value of your property to calculate how much you can release. You must own a home with a minimum value of £70,000 to release equity.

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This FREE guide takes you through:

What equity release is and who it is suitable for.
Why you might consider equity release.
The different types of mortgages available.
How you can choose to make optional payments.
How to make the most of your retirement.
The important things you should consider.
And how to receive expert advice on your options.

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