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This BestAdvice Intelligence report aims to give mortgage advisers a clear picture of the key later life lending providers delivering products to the mortgage intermediary market.
It covers all the main providers in the later life market, offering equity release products and Retirement Interest Only (RIO) mortgages.
It aims to bring clarity to the sector, to deepen understanding of the propositions available, and help advisers understand which providers operate in which market segments, where their sweet spots are and how their propositions differ.
The report reveals for the first time the levels of activity of almost all the key providers in specific business sectors, enabling intermediaries to understand better the organisations with whom they are either partnering with or considering for the future.
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It covers all the main providers in the later life market, offering equity release products and Retirement Interest Only (RIO) mortgages.
It aims to bring clarity to the sector, to deepen understanding of the propositions available, and help advisers understand which providers operate in which market segments, where their sweet spots are and how their propositions differ.
The report reveals for the first time the levels of activity of almost all the key providers in specific business sectors, enabling intermediaries to understand better the organisations with whom they are either partnering with or considering for the future.
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