LV Equity Release Reviews
- Provided by LV Equity Release Services
- Lump sum and drawdown schemes available to homeowners aged 55 and above
Once you have read the LV Review, you could make a comparison from other providers and as a starting point use the equity release calculator to see how much cash you could release from your home.
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About LV
This Equity Release review focuses on LV or Liverpool Victoria to give them their full title.
LV= are a leading financial services provider with over 5.8 million customers who have purchased one or more of the insurance, investment and retirement solutions and products they offer.
They have been specialising in equity release since 2002, are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and members of the Equity Release Council.
The LV equity release service
LV’s equity release service is provided by Liverpool Victoria Financial Advice Services Limited.
Their range of ‘Lifestyle lifetime mortgages’ are backed by Scottish Widows giving homeowners the option to withdraw the money in one go or as an when they need it.
LV= equity release also gives customers the option to preserve a percentage of the property value as an inheritance, make optional repayments and have no early repayment charges after 8 years.
Are you eligible for an LV lifetime mortgage scheme?
To be eligible for a lifetime mortgage using the LV equity release service you need to be a home owner, aged 55 or older with a property worth at least £70,000. An LV equity release adviser will talk through your requirements and advise if equity release is a good idea for you.
Their initial advice is free and you only pay for their services if you decide to go ahead.
What should I do now?
My review of LV equity release is designed to help you compare plans and find the best option for you. I would always recommend that you review all of your options to ensure you’re getting the best deal that suits your budget and needs, seek professional advice and talk to your family.
To see how much cash you could release, why not try our free and easy to use calculator. Alternatively to see how other companies compare, take a look at our equity release reviews.
