Should I downsize?

While some older homeowners may want to stay put in their larger homes for the extra space and to be near family, friends and other support networks while the pandemic is still front of mind, others may be looking for a change and consider buying their ‘final forever home’ soon.

The pandemic has made many potential downsizers – particularly older homeowners - consider their options.

Here, Scott Clay, distribution development manager at specialist lender Together offers a few tips to help older homeowners work out whether downsizing their home is the right option.. To continue reading, please Click Here

Source: Property Reporter

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