More 2 Life adds drawdown facility

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More 2 Life is adding a drawdown option to its equity release product range.

It provides improved terms for customers as they can now more easily access cash for future needs.

More 2 Life says the response to the product since launch in June has shown more customers than expected qualify for the enhanced terms offered. Initially More 2 Life expected 30% of customers to qualify – sales so far show 45% of customers qualify.

More 2 Life returned to the equity release market after agreeing an initial £250 million funding deal with Partnership, one of the UK’s leading providers of financial solutions for people living with health and lifestyle conditions.

Its minimum initial cash release is £15,000. Minimum property values are £70,000 and there is no maximum.

Paul Wilson of More 2 Life, said: “The addition of drawdown further strengthens our product range and is strong evidence that the equity release market is set for growth as confidence returns.

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