Why you need equity release advice in Warrington
Equity release allows homeowners in Warrington, Widnes, or Runcorn, to release the money tied up in their properties without selling or moving. Here at Access Equity Release, we can offer helpful, friendly, and impartial advice about equity release, sometimes called over-55 home loans.
If you choose to go ahead, our equity release brokers have access to the whole of the market, so we can help you access the best possible deal for your circumstances so you can release tax-free cash from your home. This can be used for exactly what you wish and common reasons include making home improvements, helping family members, or enjoying a more comfortable retirement.
The decision to release equity from your property is not one that should be made in a hurry. You must always seek the support of a professional and regulated equity release advisor, who will be able to offer advice tailored to your requirements.
We are regulated by the FCA. Read our blog: Should you release equity in 2022? What you need to know.
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The Warrington property market and choosing an equity release mortgage
Many people over the age of 55 have financial concerns and are looking for ways to make their retirement more enjoyable. The largest town in the county of Cheshire, Warrington is known as the gateway to the North and offers many opportunities for the people who reside there. The economic growth and regeneration plan started in 2012 has seen a rise in development, enterprise, and investment. In 2017, the £142million development of the town centre was completed and now it is home to many restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues.
Property site Rightmove states that in 2021 the average property price stood at just over £226,000. The majority of property sales during 2020 were semi-detached homes that fetched an average of just over £249,000, whilst detached houses sold for an average of £417,000. Terraced properties fetched £184,000. Overall prices were up by 5 per cent on the previous year and 16 per cent on their 2019 peak.
Want to know how much tax-free cash you could release from your property? Use our equity release calculator.