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Equity Release Schemes
Any advice or comments on these schemes would be appreciated.
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There are other ways to raise cash, the most obvious being a mortgage.
You cannot get blood from a stone and if he does not have the money then his ex would have to wait. Ofcourse her solicitor could demand the property is sold, but that is not so easy with a sitting tennat."A nation's greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members." ~ Mahatma Gandhi
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Equity release is not a scam though it can be an expensive way to raise funds, much disliked by children as it tends to gobble up the inheritance.Usually it should be seen as a last resort with trading down a better alternative..
Use a reputable provider.
https://www.ship-ltd.orgTrying to keep it simple...
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Ah well , thanks for the responses. EdInvestor, just to be clear, it's not about inheritance, it's about stopping an 80 year old man being ripped apart more than he just has been.0
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