Charles Roe
Industry Adviser
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Living More with LiveMore - Unlocking home equity and living more in later life
Charles Roe · Industry Adviser
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Published 2 Nov 2026Accurate as at 15 Jul 2026
- Charles Roe discusses how later life is changing, with people staying active for longer and thinking differently about when they access their money.
- How changes in health and lifestyle are influencing the way people think about their finances in later life.
- Why some homeowners may want to access the equity they have built up in their property earlier.
- Why traditional assumptions about ageing don't always reflect how people are living today.
Themes:Later life lendingMortgage adviceRetirement planningEstate Planning
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