Pure Retirement reintroduces Heritage Freedom range
The range offers up to 40% repayments each year without an early repayment charge.

Pure Retirement has reintroduced its Heritage Freedom range, offering enhanced repayment flexibility. Freedom customers will be able to repay up to 20% or 40% of their loan each year ERC-free, depending on the product selected.
Heritage Freedom meets the needs of lifetime mortgage customers who expect to receive a larger cash payment, perhaps from an inheritance, a family member, investment, or pension, and wish to use this to reduce the cost of their lifetime mortgage. The range allows up to twelve optional repayments per year, making it ideal for those customers who prefer to set up a regular monthly payment and reduce the impact of interest roll up.
The Heritage Freedom range is available to applicants from age 55 to age 80, and offers up to 37% LTV depending on age. Minimum property value starts at £70,000 with no maximum property value and loans are available from £10,000 up to £800,000 that can be taken as either lump sum or with a drawdown facility.
Chris Buchanan, head of product, at Pure Retirement, said: “Pure Retirement continues to lead the later life lending market through product innovation, new technology, and delivering great service. Our Freedom 20 and Freedom 40 products have been designed to give customers greater flexibility when it comes to making optional repayments, giving them the ability to repay more without an early repayment charge. We’re really excited to be reintroducing the range to the market and underlining our commitment to product innovation.”

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