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Legal & General offer a range of later life mortgages, including award-winning Lifetime Mortgages, and a Retirement Interest-Only Mortgage. A later life mortgage is a way of borrowing money into retirement and could help you pay off an existing mortgage and any early repayment charges by borrowing money based on the value of your home.
As the loan is secured against your home, it means you can continue to live in the home you know and love. The loan is usually repaid when the last surviving borrower dies or moves into long-term care.
With Legal & General, you’re in experienced hands. They have their own team of specialist advisers to talk you through all your options, with no obligations.
If all or part of your Co-operative Bank or Britannia mortgage is on an interest only basis, it’s important to plan how you’ll repay the outstanding
balance at the end of the mortgage term. Learn what you can do with your interest only mortgage, like overpaying and switching to repayment.
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