Independent and helpful equity release advisers in March, Fenland

Lifetime mortgages in March

I have access to the whole of the equity release market. With a wealth of experience, I deliver bespoke guidance to my clients and provide a premium level of service whilst always using clear language. Equity release is not always right for everyone, and I can also access retirement interest-only and residential mortgages.

Once I fully understand your situation, I can search across the marketplace to find the best options for you. If you are a homeowner over the age of 55, you could benefit from releasing a tax-free lump sum of money. There are restrictions on the types of properties that might be eligible for equity release.

Still, it is increasingly becoming an option for people looking to raise money for everyday living costs, to make home improvements, or to go on holiday.

• Clear and tailored equity release advice
• Any initial consultation is free of charge
• Equity Release Council-approved products
• Decades of experience in the financial sector
• Local specialist working throughout Cambridgeshire
• Fully qualified to offer advice and regulated by the FCA

As an expert equity release adviser, I am here to answer your call and any questions you may have.

Please ring now on 07768 972861.

Reasons to release equity from your March home

• To pay off existing debts or a residential mortgage
• To fund home improvements or adapt your home so you can continue living there
• To add to your retirement income for day-to-day living costs
• To help children or grandchildren with a 'living inheritance', usually used for housing costs to pay for a wedding or education
• To go on holiday or travel more
• To fund care at home or private medical bills

Releasing equity in March, PE15: How the numbers stack up

Once an island surrounded by marshes, March is an attractive market town. The River Nene cuts through the middle and is often filled with boats admiring the Fens. Popular with families because of the schools and the busy centre packed with high street names and independent shops, March has seen the value of its property rocket over the years.

Land Registry figures for July 2026 put the average home across Fenland, the district March sits in, at £226,000. Detached houses averaged £311,000, semi-detached homes £206,000 and terraced homes £162,000.

Prices were about 3 per cent higher than a year earlier. The equity release market is regulated just like other mortgages, and I am a proud member of the Equity Release Council. This organisation was set up to promote safe equity release products.

All products that I recommend have a no-negative equity guarantee, which means you will never owe more than the value of the property.

What are Lifetime Mortgages? Your March over 55 home loan specialist explains

There are many different equity release plans available to homeowners in March.

A lifetime mortgage is a loan secured against the property that runs until you enter permanent long-term care or pass away. You are not required to make any repayments, but you can if you wish to. If you decide not to make repayments, the interest is added to the loan amount and will roll up over time.

There are different types of lifetime mortgages available, including a drawdown lifetime mortgage. With this type of lifetime mortgage plan, where you can access the money with more flexibility. Rather than receiving a one-off lump sum, you can release the cash in smaller amounts as and when you need it.

You only pay interest on the money you have taken, so this can be a more cost-effective way to access equity release. The other type of equity release plan is a home reversion plan, which I do not advise on. This type of equity release plan allows you to exchange the ownership or some or all of your property for a lump sum of cash, along with the right to stay on your property rent-free as long as you live, subject to the lender's terms and conditions.

Lifetime mortgages are by far the most popular type of equity release plan. Book an equity release consultation with Jeremy.

No obligation consultations can be held in the comfort of your own home in any of the following locations:

Cambridgeshire Fens · Chatteris · Coldham · Doddington · Elm · Emneth · Fenland District · Guyhirn · Guyhirne · Isle Of Ely · Manea · March · Murrow · Upwell · Welney · Wimblington · Wisbech Saint Mary

What can equity release in March or Wimblington be used for?

Equity release can be used for many reasons in March or Wimblington. All my clients have different circumstances and aims.

One of the most common reasons for accessing equity release is to pay off debt or an existing mortgage. An equity release mortgage means you will not have to make monthly repayments. You may also wish to make home or garden improvements or create a more comfortable lifestyle during retirement and have more disposable income for everyday living costs.

Many people dream of more holidays, and whatever your travel desires, equity release can make your dreams a reality. Another common reason for taking equity release is to give it to children or grandchildren as a living inheritance. This may help them get onto the housing ladder by providing them with a deposit to help them buy their first home or to pay for wedding or education costs.

Other common reasons for equity release include paying for private medical care or care at home or buying a new holiday home or car. Please see my FAQs.

If you are wondering, "Is equity release right for me?" Talk to your March equity release adviser

To speak with me, your equity release adviser in March, please call 07768 972861 or email jeremy@trustedequityrelease.co.uk