Thank you –
Your enquiry has been matched with an alternative lending specialist
Your enquiry has been matched with an alternative lending specialist
Based on the information you've provided, you may not currently meet the criteria for a equity release (for example, because of your age of the amount of equity available in your property). That doesn't mean you're out of options.
To ensure you can still explore borrowing solutions that may be suitable for your circumstances, we've securely passed your enquiry to Lendle, a regulated homeowner lending specialist. They can assess whether an alternative homeowner lending solution could help you achieve what you're looking to do.
A member of the Lendle team will review your enquiry and contact you shortly to better understand your circumstances, answer any questions you may have and discuss the options that may be available to you.
What happens next?
What Lendle can help with:
Step One:
Review: Lendle will review the information you've submitted to understand what may be available for your circumstances.
Step Two:
A friendly call: Someone from Lendle will contact you to discuss what you're hoping to achieve, your property situation, and your affordability.
Step Three:
Your options, clearly explained: If there are options that may suit your needs, they'll be explained clearly. No pressure, no obligation to proceed.
Why have I been referred to Lendle?
Equity release isn't available to everyone. Things like age, property type, your current mortgage balance, or income can affect which products you qualify for. Rather than leave you without support, we've connected your enquiry with Lendle; a specialist who works with homeowners to find the right approach for their circumstances. Options Lendle may be able to help with:
1. Homeowner loans (secured against your property)
2. Retirement interest-only mortgages
3. Remortgaging and further advance options
4. Home improvement finance
5. Equity release and lifetime mortgages (if criteria are met)
6. Debt consolidation — note: consolidating existing borrowing may extend your repayment period and increase the total amount you repay
All options are subject to eligibility, status, and a full affordability assessment. What's available will depend on your individual circumstances. There's no obligation, and no commitment required at this stage.
About Lendle
Lendle is a specialist homeowner lending broker, working with people across the UK to find borrowing solutions that fit their circumstances, including those exploring their options later in life.
They're authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, which means they're held to the same standards of conduct and consumer protection as any other regulated financial services firm. If things go wrong, you have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service.
Who they work with:
Lendle specialises in helping homeowners, who want to explore their borrowing options. Whether you're looking to fund home improvements, manage existing borrowing, or simply understand what's available to you, Lendle's team is experienced in working through the options in a way that fits your situation.
They don't operate a one-size-fits-all approach. Before making any recommendation, a fully qualified adviser will take the time to understand your circumstances, your goals, and what matters to you.
Important information
- Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or secured loan.
- Equity release reduces the value of your estate and may affect entitlement to means-tested benefits.
- All lending is subject to eligibility, status, and full affordability assessment.
- A recommendation will only be made once Lendle has assessed your circumstances and objectives in full.
- There is no obligation to proceed at any stage.
- Equity release will reduce the value of your estate and may affect your entitlement to means-tested benefits. Your advisor will explain how this could apply to your individual circumstances.