FREEPHONE 0330 058 1579
7 Days a Week 08:00 - 20:00
7 Days a Week 08:00 - 20:00
Our equity release calculator is FREE
and easy to use.
Simply complete the form below.
It takes less than 30 seconds
Knowing what to look for when getting an equity release can help homeowners avoid making costly mistakes or risk losing money. Whether getting an equity release is a safe or wise decision will likely depend on a person’s financial standing along with many factors and priorities along the way.
5 key reasons why equity release is becoming so popular:
However, equity release won’t always be your best option, and this website attempts to educate you on the circumstances when equity release may and may not be best for certain situations, although this advice is general in nature, and not specific to anyone’s particular set of facts. You can read about some of the specific drawbacks of equity release here
If you contact us for more information, Equity Release Warehouse is able to forward your details to one of our third party financial advisors. The service we offer is free of charge to you, however, we typically receive a commission from the advisory firm if you take out equity release. You can learn about how we make money here. We are also able to signpost you to one of the many charities who may be able to help you achieve your financial goals without taking out equity release, such as StepChange, Citizens Advice and the Money and Pensions Service.
To find out how much equity you could release tax-free, call our helpline today.
Or if you prefer, you can request a free guide that tells you everything you need to know about equity release.
The amount of equity you can release depends on your age, house value, and on how much of your mortgage is paid off. Most people release between 20-50% of the equity in their home, typically between £10,000-£100,000.
Because house prices have risen over the years, the equity you have in yours could be significant.
For example, if your home is worth £250,000 and you have an outstanding mortgage of £50,000, you would have £200,000 equity.
To find out how much equity you could release, try our 60 second calculator below.
We may use your email address to contact you about your enquiry.
More information about how we use and secure your data is in our Privacy Policy
By supplying your address and telephone number, you are confirming that you are happy for us to mail or call you about your enquiry.
More information about how we use and secure your data is in our Privacy Policy
Based on this information, you could release between:
You may be able to take this as a lump sum, or in smaller instalments as and when you need them.
Any remaining mortgage you have on your property will need to be repaid using the money you release.
Remember this is just an estimate and it is worth calling us for a personal illustration.
What happens next?
Find the answer to all your Equity Release questions here.
What is Equity Release?
Discover how we've helped people and what they have to say.
Payback early
