Equity Release Drawdown Calculator
Calculate equity release drawdown options, interest accumulation, and inheritance impact. Plan your retirement funding strategy with confidence!
🏠 Property Equity • 💰 Flexible Drawdown • 📈 Interest Tracking • 🛡️ No Negative Equity
Equity Release Parameters
Current market value
Outstanding balance
Additional Drawdowns
0%
2.5%
8%
Property Equity Status
£280K
Remaining
Released Equity
Remaining Equity
Equity Depletion Risk
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Low Risk
Drawdown Schedule
Compound Interest Formula:
Product Details:
Type: Drawdown • Rate: Fixed • Guarantee: No Negative Equity • Currency: GBP
Interest Accumulation
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Critical
Equity Release Results
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Total Released (£)
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Final Debt (£)
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Inheritance (£)
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LTV Ratio (%)
Equity Breakdown
Equity Projection
"Equity release can provide financial freedom in retirement, but careful planning is essential."
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Risk Analysis
Interest Impact
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Inheritance Impact
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Property Risk
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Timing Considerations
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Equity Release Guide
What is Equity Release?
Equity release allows homeowners aged 55+ to access the equity in their property without having to sell and move. The most common type is a lifetime mortgage where interest compounds over time.
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Types of Equity Release
- Drawdown Lifetime Mortgage: Release equity in stages as needed
- Lump Sum Lifetime Mortgage: Release all equity at once
- Home Reversion: Sell part/all of property to provider
- Retirement Interest Only: Pay interest monthly, capital on death/sale
Key Considerations
- No Negative Equity Guarantee: You'll never owe more than your home is worth
- Compound Interest: Interest is added to the loan and compounds annually
- Inheritance Impact: Reduces the value of your estate
- Right to Remain: You can stay in your home for life
Important Safeguards
- All providers must be FCA regulated
- Independent financial advice is mandatory
- Cooling-off period of 14 days minimum
- No negative equity guarantee protection
- Right to make voluntary repayments (conditions apply)