The mortgage repayment period or the IVA?? Both can be expected to run on beyond retirement age I believe. If you are due to retire and are unable to remortgage you may find that your IVA will run on for an extra year and then end without any equity release(which may well be to your benefit)
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It will also depend upon whether a lender would be prepared for your mortgage to extend past retirement age as well. Perhaps Tony Parsons could give some insight into the current policy of mortgage lending on this particular issue?
My husbands IVA will take him beyond retirement age and he is expected to try and remortgage, along with myself.
However, the chances of you being able to get a remortgage at that age I would think are remarkably slim, so you may find that you have to continue to pay into your IVA for a further twelve months.
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Lenders will lend into retirement as long as it`s affordable to the applicant, affordability would be paramount as they would need to know it is not beyond the applicant to meet the contractual payments. Tony
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When we did a remortgage a few years ago (disatrous advice from our bank), our mortgage company would only lend on the fact that by the time it ended I will be 67 and receiving a decent pension. Hubby will be 74 and also in receipt of a pension, but if it hadn't been for me, they wouldn't have approved it.
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I thought you were serious as well! As you say - it was late!
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