Jamie Le Grice
Brand Lead
VideoMid-life mortgage crisisFor intermediary use only
Midlife Mortgage Crisis Panel
Jamie Le Grice · Brand Lead
LiveMore
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Published 8 Oct 2026Accurate as at 17 Sept 2026
- Our LiveMore Mortgage Crisis panel brings together industry experts to discuss the future of later life lending
- With two in five new mortgages running past retirement - and the biggest group taking their out in their 40s - is this now a mainstream issue?
- We discuss how we can work better as an industry to improve the overall experience for customers and break down the silos
- What does the future look like with the rise of AI when it comes to advice?
Themes:Mid-life mortgage crisisLater life lendingMortgage advice
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