Age Partnership teams up with Biscuit Tin

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Equity release advisory firm Age Partnership has partnered with digital legacy business, Biscuit Tin.

The collaboration will see Age Partnership providing its customers with access to a personalised digital secure vault.

Steve Auckland (pictured, right), CEO at Age Partnership, said: “From this month we are providing all our completed equity release customers with access to their own digital secure vault, where they can take control of the documents, memories and personal information that are shared with their loved ones after they pass away.

“Equity release as a product allows people to take control of their later life finances, it’s about enriching people’s lives when they need it most; so, this partnership with Biscuit Tin has perfect synergy.”

Sheila Hogan (pictured, left), CEO of Biscuit Tin, added: “I am delighted to be working with Age Partnership to provide their valued Customers with a special opportunity to get organised and plan in advance with Biscuit Tin. Creating a structured digital legacy of our lives means we can feel safe in the knowledge that we are making a difference by taking much of the administrative stress and strain away from our loved ones in the future.

“Biscuit Tin empowers everyone to plan in advance, securely organise all their life information and create a digital biography of their life to leave as a legacy to hand down the generations.”

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