Going through the roof

The equity release market growth story is an impressive one with all the indicators pointing to strong demand as advisers and their clients make full use of property wealth. Since 2011 the market has doubled in size and it is now 33 per cent higher than its pre-recession peak, with a total of Pounds...

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Main Author: Rozario, Andrea
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Business growth
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Financial services
Housing prices
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Compound interest
Councils
Customers
Decision making
Equity
Financial services
Housing prices
Inheritances
Interest costs
Interest rates
International
Long term health care
Market strategy
Mortgage companies
Securities markets
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