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mortgages into retirement
blademan_2
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HI all I have recently sold my house and have put in an offer on another property which is going to final bids tomorrow! Iam 48 years old and my mortgage broker says that there are some building societies that will still give me a 25 year mortgage(it will be a joint mortgage with a younger partner) anybody had a similiar experience
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It is possible yes but you will need to evidence sustainability of the mortgage after state retirement age.0
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There are lenders who will go to age 75 but may ask for proof of income in retirement, Some lenders have no upper age limit for mortgage or remortgage0
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