Our expert team can help you release equity tied up in your home to embrace the lifestyle you desire with no need to move - talk to the experts.
Equity release is a specialist type of mortgage aimed mainly at people over 55 years of age. Maybe you’re looking for a lump sum so that you can do some home improvements, or maybe you’d like to use your home as a source of income so that you can enjoy life to the full. Or maybe you want to pay for school fees or care home fees? Whatever you're planning, equity release could be the way forward. But you should take expert advice to choose whether it's right for you and which product and which provider will meet your needs best.
Equity release is complex and if you take out a plan, make sure it’s with a lender approved by the Equity Release Council, here is the Telegraph's list of Five key reasons to seek equity release advice. Tees’ own equity release advisers, Toni Chalmers-Smith and Catherine Banks are both approved by the Equity Release Council.
Read the Equity release councils' reports of cautious optimism at the end of July 2023: Q2 2023 equity release market statistics
Our specialist advisers in our financial advice team and our residential property team will:
If you think equity release could be for you, give us a call and let’s talk about how we can help. You can come in and see us for a FREE 20 minute face-to-face consultation about your options.
Our advisers work as part of a bigger Wealth Management team. We are regulated and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, which means we are accountable for all the advice that we give.
Our independant financial advisers are based in:
But we can help you wherever you are in the UK.
Wealth Specialist, Wealth Management
Bishop's Stortford office
Managing Director at Tees Wealth
Bishop's Stortford office
Associate, Residential Property
Bishop's Stortford office
Financial Services Manager, Wealth Management
Cambridge office
Jim Hook
Bishop's Stortford
Tees supported me in my role as attorney for my elderly mother-in-law in obtaining release of capital from her house to fund her care, enabling her to continue to live in her own home. This was a protracted process requiring an application to the Court of Protection as well as advice on the equity release market and the conveyancing aspects of the transaction. Tees’ multi-disciplinary expertise meant I could find all the help I needed from the one company: Toni Chalmers-Smith as wealth specialist, Francis Gill with the Court of Protection and Catherine Banks on the conveyancing. A great team!
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