New member of Equity Release Council

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Gateway Surveyors has become a member of the Equity Release Council.

“Over the past 12 months Gateway has been actively involved in the strategic review undertaken by SHIP and its re-launch as The Equity Release Council,” said Mel Kettle, client services director at Gateway.

“It’s therefore a very logical step for Gateway to become an active member of the Council and to provide professional advice around the valuation services required by the equity release mortgage providers.

“The marketplace for equity release is huge, with tremendous growth potential over the next decade or so. Gateway is keen to play its part in delivering to fellow members and consumers the high professional standards that the Equity Release Council has set.”

Andrea Rozario, director general of The Equity Release Council, said: “After an extensive engagement process, equity release now has a trade body that represents the entire sector. We were keen to broaden the membership of the Council to include the key stakeholders, including advisers, lawyers and surveyors.

“Gateway is recognised for its very high standards of service and for its innovative approach. We welcome them to the membership of the Council and look forward to their proactive support in the development of the Council over the coming years.”

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