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Equity Release<br />

Pictured: The Team at Laterlivingnow, celebrating at The Peak Edge Hotel, Derbyshire<br />

Raising The Standard<br />

Chesterfield based Laterlivingnow, has become<br />

the UK’s first specialist Equity Release advisory<br />

firm to have 100% of its advisers attain the SOLLA<br />

Later Life Lending Advice Standard.<br />

This London Institute of Banking & Finance<br />

accredited award demonstrates an adviser’s<br />

understanding regarding client care in supporting<br />

older and potentially vulnerable people, and helps<br />

reassure clients, professional connections and<br />

other trusted consumer organisations that the<br />

adviser has reached a high standard of advice skills<br />

and applied knowledge.<br />

Simon Chalk, MD of Laterlivingnow and SOLLA<br />

Advisory Board Member commented;<br />

“To think that our small family-owned company,<br />

based here in Chesterfield – Derbyshire, is the first<br />

in the whole of the UK for all of its advisers<br />

to attain the highest possible level of<br />

professionalism, is a huge achievement.”<br />

“Homeowners over 55 deserve to be advised by<br />

the most dedicated professionals, as it’s a big step<br />

to take and requires a high level of skill and<br />

knowledge from their adviser.”<br />

<strong>Jan</strong>e Finnerty – Joint Chair of SOLLA (Society of<br />

Later Life Advisers), said;<br />

“We introduced the Later Life Lending Advice<br />

Standard in response to advisers wanting to demonstrate<br />

their applied knowledge and understanding<br />

of later life lending and its wider implications<br />

and considerations when advising older clients.”<br />

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