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What is my Available Equity?Find out how much you may be eligible to borrow and how an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage can help you gain greater financial security, and a better retirement.
Receive your A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage Guide to find out more about how an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage works and how Australian retirees are making the most of their retirement and planning with the assistance of Australian Seniors Advantage Group.
What is an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage?
Why choose an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage for Equity Release
How It Works
Our state-of-the-art application and approval process provides Australian seniors with a quicker and more effective solution to applying for credit to meet their retirement needs.
Use the information and tools available on our website to find out if an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage is right for you (if you qualify) and estimate your potential borrowing power
A.S.A.G. prides itself on its fast and easy application process and outstanding communication – we are available to assist if needed. Simply get in touch with us.
Have your property valued to finalise your application and potential equity release amount.
Visit your solicitor to receive professional advice before executing the required documents.
An A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage can be a big decision for most applicants. This is why we encourage you to discuss the decision with your nearest and dearest before finalising your equity release.
Upon final assessment and approval you will receive your funds and can start living the retirement you deserve from the wealth you’ve created!
What can a Reverse Mortgage with A.S.A.G. be used for?
An A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage has helped senior Australian homeowners make the most out of the equity within their home and find greater security for a comfortable retirement. The release of the locked away equity can be used to assist senior Australians in a number of different ways, aiding to achieve their financial goals and objectives.
Use an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage to pay for aged care without having to sell your home.
An A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage gives parents and grandparents the ability to act as the Bank of Mum and Dad (or BOMD) to their family when they need it most.
A.S.A.G. also offers a reverse mortgage that focuses on assisting Australian retirees cover their day-to-day life with an A.S.A.G. FIRST Account.
Consider an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage in your retirement planning to consolidate your debts of existing mortgages or credit cards and eliminate any regular repayment requirements.
Age in place by remaining at home and in your community. With a level of freedom, this can be a much more preferred option for many Australian seniors rather than moving into residential aged care.
Use an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage for your home improvements, repairs, and renovations.
Take a cruise with family or friends without dipping into your retirement savings or superannuation with the use of an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage.
Use an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage to pay for your next local or overseas holiday or travel.
One of the benefits in acquiring an A.S.A.G. Reverse Mortgage is that it allows you to upgrade necessities that you use in everyday life, such as a car.
Frequently Asked Questions
Many of Australia’s elderly population have their home as the primary source of their wealth. A reverse mortgage with A.S.A.G. is a loan that is designed to give you access to this wealth and enable you to live the retirement you deserve without selling or moving on from your home.
You only need to repay the loan when you permanently move from your home. This is only if you choose to sell your property, move out or if you pass away. You are free to make voluntary regular or one-off payments, although this is not a mandatory requirement.
Yes. You remain the owner of your home and continue to live in it for as long as you wish. In doing so, you will be the one to benefit from any increase in property value.
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*DISCLAIMER: Interest is based on a loan of $150,000 with a term of 25 years. Interest is calculated daily and charged monthly.
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