Leon Diamond
CEO
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Living More with LiveMore - "Later life lending is an outdated term"
Leon Diamond · CEO
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Published 7 Sept 2026Accurate as at 9 Jul 2026
- Leon discusses the future of “later life lending” and how both the concept and the term need to evolve.
- How the FCA is moving in a direction where housing wealth forms part of retirement plans.
- How LiveMore embeds tech and AI into its lending, whilst maintaining a human approach.
- Where options lie to innovate within the market, alongside a mention of our Sprayfoam restoration product
Themes:TechnologyAffordabilityLater life lending
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