How Much Could You Release?
How much you can release depends on your age, property value, health conditions, and the specific More2Life plan recommended.
Typical Loan To Value ranges:
These figures are typical examples. Your actual release amount will depend on the specific product recommended, the condition and location of your property, and whether you qualify for enhanced terms, which can allow you to borrow more based on your health or lifestyle information.
| Age |
Typical LTV Range |
Amount You Could Release (approx.) |
| 55 |
20-23% |
£60,000-£69,000 |
| 65 |
30-34% |
£90,000-£102,000 |
| 75 |
40-48% |
£120,000-£144,000 |
What Are Enhanced Terms?
Enhanced terms (sometimes called an enhanced lifetime mortgage) are improved borrowing terms offered to people whose health or lifestyle may reduce their life expectancy.
Because lifetime mortgage lending is partly based on how long the loan is likely to run, providers may allow you to:
- Release a higher percentage of your home's value, or
- Access a lower interest rate than standard plans.
You may qualify for enhanced terms if you have certain medical conditions (such as heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, or a recent diagnosis) or lifestyle factors (such as smoking or a high BMI). You don't need to be seriously ill — many common conditions may qualify.
💡Enhanced plans can be helpful if you need to release more money than a standard plan allows, but they still require full FCA-regulated advice to ensure they're suitable for your circumstances.
Product Types
- Lump sum: receive the full amount upfront
- Drawdown: release funds gradually; interest only charged on what you take
🧮 As a first step, try the Age Partnership Equity Release Calculator
A simple, quick way to:
See how much you could release,
Understand how More2Life compares with other lenders, and
Estimate how interest could build up depending on the product and repayments.
It is free, personalised, and without any obligation — and helps you prepare for a conversation with an FCA-regulated adviser.