John Hill
John has been working in financial services as a financial adviser and paraplanner for over 35 years with extensive experience working with many Advisers across major organisations including Banking, Building Societies, the Independent Sector and Estate Planning.
Specialising in Equity Release for the past 15 years, he is an expert at providing research and compliance support to specialist Equity Release Advisers. He is passionate about providing the best customer service support possible to ensure that the client receives the best outcome available to them.
John’s main passion outside of work is Motorcycling. In his free time, John works as a part-time Motorcycle Instructor and Safety Officer for one of the largest motorcycling organisations in the world. He is happily married with one son and 2 retired racing Greyhounds.
“We have been absolutely delighted with the way in which Kevin has helped us once again with equity release. He is always so professional, helpful, kind and patient. He made sure we understood everything thoroughly the whole process. Our children even joined us on one of our Zoom meetings and they were equally impressed! He is such a gentleman and puts you totally at ease. We would happily recommend Kevin to anyone who is looking to take out equity release .”
Mr and Mrs T
Why not get in touch and see how we can help?
Equity release could be the answer to some of your financial questions. If you would like to know more about it, and see if it could be the right option for you, please book an appointment or request a call-back
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Equity release will reduce the value of your estate and may also affect your entitlement to means-tested benefits. You should always think carefully before securing a loan against your home.
Unless you decide to go ahead with a plan, our service is completely free of charge, as our fixed advice fee of £1,495 is only payable on completion of a plan.
A lifetime mortgage is the most popular form of equity release, and is a loan secured against your home that’s typically repaid when you pass away or go into long-term care.
To understand the features and risks of a lifetime mortgage, please ask for a personalised illustration.
