more 2 life launches Maximum Choice equity release product
more 2 life has launched its new Maximum Choice equity release product, offering rates of 5.65% for a one-off lump sum payment and 5.85% for drawdown.

LTV ratios range from 25.5% to 54% and all options come without application fees, arrangement fees or valuation fees.
Maximum Choice will enable a minimum drawdown of just £500 and a partial capital repayment option of 12%.
more 2 life will offer an early repayment charge exemption for those who are downsizing and for joint life cases in the event of a spouse/partner passing or going into long term care.
The product also comes with a guaranteed inheritance feature, allowing borrowers to protected a percentage of their home’s future value as inheritance.
Maximum Choice is available for homeowners aged over 55 with homes valued at between £70,000 and £5m.
Dave Harris, CEO at more 2 life, commented: “At more 2 life, we are committed to offering innovative products that will enable consumers to access the wealth stored in their properties. By bringing new products and features to the market we can offer better options. Maximum Choice is a prime example of this commitment, as it has the widest range of features we have ever launched. We are committed to delivering more choice to consumers and deepening the quality of advice on offer from the specialists in this market.
“We’ve been able to launch Maximum Choice in conjunction with our new funder, RGA, which is a global leader in health and life reinsurance. This new funder has enabled us to be even more innovative and offer advisers and consumers the broadest choice possible and the very best deals. The breadth and diversity of our funding power is second to none in this market and will provide the fuel for further product innovation.”
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