Whether you’re new to equity release, already qualified, or simply want to refer leads, we’ve got plenty of support to help you take the next step. From structured CPD-accredited video modules to exam support and guides, you'll find everything you'll need here.
Lifetime Mortgage with Aviva
We have improved our Lifetime Mortgage by adding the option of a fixed Early Repayment Charge. New customers will be able to choose between a fixed and a gilt-based ERC.
Our resources
CPD modules
Choose the relevant modules for you - whether you’re not yet active in the equity release market or looking to build your equity release business
Exam support
Thinking of getting qualified? Our free test papers and support material will help you pass with flying colours
Document library
Looking for the latest equity release information? You can find the details you need in our product literature
Lifetime mortgage calculator
See the potential effects of compound interest and house price inflation over the loan term
Technical guides and sales aids
Lending criteria
A guide to the main types of properties and clients that may be suitable for an Avivia lifetime mortgage.
More property types
A brief guide highlighting the wide range of different property types that we're now able to lend on.
Downsizing protection
Redemption without an early repayment charge (ERC) for clients who've applied to transfer a mortgage to a property that Aviva won't lend on.
Also available in equity release
Why choose Aviva for Equity Release?
With over 20 years' experience, we're one of the most established and trusted equity release lenders in the UK. We've helped over 260,000 people release more than £9 billion.
Our Lifestyle Flexible Option provides clients with a flexible approach. As well as receiving an initial lump sum, your client can set up a cash reserve to draw money from, as and when they need it. What’s more, they only pay interest on the money they’ve drawn.
Lifestyle Lump Sum Max could allow your client to borrow a one-off cash lump sum of £15,000 or more. It could be a good option if they have something in mind they need to use the money for, like home renovations, or to help a child or grandchild onto the property ladder.
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