Equity Release
The latest news, updates and opinions on Equity Release from the expert team here at MoneyWeek
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Top reasons homeowners use equity release to access £4 trillion housing wealthThe equity release market grew 11% in 2025, according to the latest data, as the over 55s rushed to make use of the trillions of pounds tied up in their homes. Here’s what they did with the money.
By Laura Miller Published
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Over 50s turn to equity release to clear average £30,000 debtEquity release is on the rise as homeowners in their 50s seek ways to tap into years of house price rises to pay off mid-life debts
By Laura Miller Published
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The equity release market is on the rise again with double digit growth. Should you unlock cash from your property?Industry data shows new lifetime mortgages up 11% in a year, but experts warn of the downsides. Is it worth unlocking cash from your home?
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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Equity release jumps 32% amid growing inheritance tax concernsHomeowners have unlocked millions of pounds in housing wealth so far in 2025. Could it help reduce inheritance tax liabilities?
By Laura Miller Published
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Equity release rates drop – is it worth unlocking cash from your home?News Lifetime mortgage rates are falling from their record highs - is equity release worth another look?
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Equity release: should you take money out of your home?Advice Tapping your home for cash via equity release has never been cheaper or easier. But there are pitfalls – so is it right for you?
By David Prosser Last updated
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Cash-poor homeowners should beware of equity-releaseAdvice Struggling savers should think twice before using equity release schemes to tap their homes for money.
By David Prosser Published
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Equity release: how to tap your house for cashAdvice The pros and cons of releasing equity from your home compared with moving to a smaller one
By David Prosser Published
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Tread carefully if you're thinking about equity releaseTips The equity release market is getting its act together. But the cost means tapping your property for cash should be a last resort for most people.
By David Prosser Published
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