National equity release roadshows unveiled

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Equity release lender More 2 Life has teamed up with Partnership Assurance to host The Great Retirement Lending Debate at a series of national breakfast roadshows.

The events are for advisers to discuss the opportunities for growth in the growing retirement lending market.

The seminars start from 6 July and will look at a range of issues, including:

  • The importance of underwriting and asking health questions when reviewing a client’s retirement options
  • Opportunities – and threats – in the retirement lending market
  • Utilising property wealth as part of a retirement financial plan

The seminars will explore how to accelerate the new business potential locked up in the estimated £1 trillion of property wealth available to clients in and approaching retirement.

Details of the events and venues are below.

  • London: Citigate Dewe Rogerson, 3 London Wall Buildings, EC2M 5SY- 6 July
  • Bristol: Aztec Hotel, BS32 4TS – 7 July
  • Birmingham: Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel, CV7 7HR – 8 July
  • Leeds: Thorpe Park Hotel & Spa, LS15 8ZB – 9 July
  • Manchester: Cottons Hotel & Spa, Knutsford WA16 0SU – 15 July

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