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At the simplest level, clients can be advised on remortgaging their home to raise extra funds. Bear in mind that school fees are only paid periodically, and therefore you do not need all the cash in one go, but rather a “drawdown facility” by way of a flexible or offset mortgage.
At a more complex planning level, parents who have significant amounts of house equity or other “lazy assets” can arrange a line of credit against those assets, which is used to pay fees as they fall due, as well as purchase a portfolio of financial instruments which pays off the liabilities under the line of credit. Using this methodology, some parents have reduced their school fees by more than 50%. However, such techniques do not suit everyone, which is why it is essential to participate in a confidential planning consultation
This service is for parents earning more than £40,000 per annum and requiring school fees funding of more than £75.000. It is provided by a carefully selected group of individual financial advisers, who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Education-fees.co.uk does not provide the advice but introduces you to a local independent financial adviser, who will explain the background to his/her company.
To provide a solution which is uniquely tailored to your personal circumstances, an adviser will need to meet with you and familiarise themselves with your financial position, after which they will design an individual solution for you. The first consultation is free and without obligation.
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