Starts at 60 is proud to partner with award-winning specialist retirement funding provider Household Capital to bring older Australians a new way to boost their retirement income.

With Household Capital, you can release some of the wealth in your property to fund the lifestyle you want or meet your lump-sum needs – without having to leave your home.

So, if downsizing isn’t for you, make sure you read our FREE, no-obligation How your home equity can help fund your retirement e-guide to find out how a Household Loan, Home Income or a combo of the two may suit you.

You might be surprised to learn how much reverse mortgages have changed in recent years to ensure you have guaranteed lifetime occupancy of your home and can never end up owing more than your property is worth.

Plus, there’s a wide range of ways you could use the savings you’ve accumulated in your home!

Download our FREE e-guide to learn more about:

• Home equity release in straightforward terms
• Where to find the most competitive interest rate
• Combining home equity with the Age Pension
• Using home equity to extend the life of your super
• Accessing a lump sum for renos, healthcare costs and more
• Gifting or loaning some home equity to loved ones
• Remortgaging with a Household Loan
• Ensuring your estate remains protected.

There are many ways you could use a Household Loan or Home Income to transform your retirement. Rather than hearing it from us, here are some stories from real 60-pluses on how a Household Loan helped them.

‘I needed to modify my home so I can comfortably stay here for a few more years before moving into aged care. It’s kept me anchored to my community, which is really important to me.’

Florence, VIC

‘My husband needed to enter a residential aged care facility while I wanted to stay at home. A Household Loan enabled us to pay a Refundable Accommodation Deposit on his facility of choice and, at the same time, meant I could stay in our family home. This was really important to me, it’s where all my memories are. I didn’t want to have to move out.’

Rose and Jack, NSW

‘We want to fund our granddaughter to be able to take a year’s maternity leave to spend with our future great grandchild. It’s such a special time for mother and child but without pay, she needs to return to work to be able to contribute to their mortgage.’

Sophia and Joe, QLD