The new £50m facility will allow the Church of England Pensions Board to continue to purchase properties to meet the increasing numbers of retiring clergy households.

The society has expanded its residential and retirement interest-only mortgage ranges with four new products.

New analysis reveals people who rent in retirement could need almost £400,000 more in savings than those with no housing costs.

More than two-fifths of retirees have never considered accessibility when buying a new home.

Spencer J McCarthy, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Churchill Retirement Living argues that the outdated concept of a 'forever home' is being challenged as the baby boomer...

20% of over-55s do not expect to retire mortgage-free, according to new findings from the Equity Release Council.

A new survey has revealed a growing trend among older homeowners for properties that allow them greater freedom and flexibility to pursue their own interests.

Honor Barratt, CEO at Birchgrove looks at the looming crisis facing the UK's senior living sector and argues why a different approach to old problems might be the best way forward.

New research has found that just 14% of those aged over 55 and who are not yet retired are considering downsizing.

The society has announced that it has launched a no-free medium-term fixed-rate retirement interest-only mortgage with no ERCs and no overpayment restrictions.