Equity release in
London — specialist advice, built on trust.

Yes — we provide whole-of-market equity release advice to homeowners across all of Greater London. Whether you’re in a central borough like Islington or Kensington, or further out in Bromley, Barnet, or Richmond, our advisers are ready to help.

We offer phone and video consultations as standard, so you can get expert advice from the comfort of your own home without any need to travel. If you’d prefer a face-to-face meeting, home visits are available across Greater London by arrangement. There’s no obligation to proceed after your initial consultation — we’ll always go at your pace.

The amount you can release depends on two key factors: your age (or the age of the youngest applicant if it’s a joint application) and the value of your property. As a general rule, older applicants can access a higher percentage of their property’s value.

Because London property values tend to be significantly above the UK average, many London homeowners find they have access to more equity than they might expect. A property worth £800,000, for example, could allow an applicant in their late 60s to release a meaningful tax-free sum — potentially far more than would be available on a lower-value property elsewhere in the country. To get a clearer picture based on your own situation, find out how much you could release.

Our advisers cover the whole of Greater London — there’s no postcode that falls outside our area. Because we offer phone and video consultations as standard, geography is never a barrier to getting the advice you need.

If you’d like to meet in person, we can arrange home visits across Greater London at a time that suits you. All our advisers are FCA-regulated and whole-of-market, meaning they search every UK equity release provider — not just a limited panel — to find the right plan for your circumstances.

From your initial consultation through to funds arriving in your account, the process typically takes 6–8 weeks in total. This is consistent with the national average and applies to London homeowners just as it does elsewhere.

One thing worth being aware of: London conveyancing solicitors can sometimes be busier than those in less densely populated areas, and if your property is a leasehold flat, the legal checks involved may add a small amount of time in some cases. The best approach is simply to start early — and our advisers will keep things moving at every stage, managing the process on your behalf so you don’t have to chase anyone.