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UK EQUITY RELEASE Market Monitor HALF YEAR 2014 EMBARGOED UNTIL 00:01 WEDNESDAY 9TH JULY 2014 Key Retirement Solutions, Baines House, 4 Midgery Court, Fulwood, Preston PR2 9ZH.

Contents 02 INTRODUCTION Dean Mirfin, KRS 03 EQUITY RELEASE MARKET MONITOR Half Year 2014 Results 04 EQUITY RELEASE MARKET HIGHLIGHTS Popular Uses Quarterly Focus - Helping Family or Friends 05 EQUITY RELEASE MARKET HIGHLIGHTS Regional Summary Regional Focus - London 06-07 HALF YEAR 2014 REVIEW Number of Plans Value of Plans 08 HALF YEAR 2014 ANALYSIS Customers By Age Customers By Status Product Mix Source: Key Retirement Solutions 01

Introduction Key Retirement Solutions Market Monitor provides a quarterly, half yearly and annual review of the equity release market in the UK. The monitor provides journalists and other industry stakeholders with detailed data on the market alongside historical comparisons. Key Retirement Solutions is a leading over 55 s specialist adviser and the UK s number 1 equity release specialist, arranging 1 in 3 of all Equity Release Council (ERC) [1] regulated plans in the UK. The Monitor uses Key s data to reflect the market as a whole and provides the most detailed analysis of the equity release sector, including: Usage trends Age Analysis Regional Analysis based on - Plan Numbers Plan Values Property Prices The Monitor now provides more detail than ever, focusing in each edition on a particular region and also a specific usage driver for releasing equity. Half Year Focus - Helping family or friends Regional Focus - London For further details contact: Dean Mirfin Group Director KRS Group Email: dean.mirfin@keyrs.co.uk Tel: 07879 678737 Press office: [1] Equity Release Council (ERC) is the equity release trade organisation representing the Equity Release Sector Source: Key Retirement Solutions 02

Half Year 2014 Results New plan numbers 10,013 up 5% Total amount released 641.8m up 26% Drawdown accounts for 64% of all plans Single advance lending accounts for 36% share of market Non-mortgage debt repayment accounts for 30% of market The half year 2014 report on the equity release market reveals strong continued year on year growth. This growth is reflected both for plan numbers and for overall levels of lending. Sales of plans during the first half of 2014 were 10,013, an increase of 5% over the same period of 2013. Lending also increased to 641.8 million for the period from 508.4 million for the same period of 2013, an increase of 26%. Drawdown, including enhanced, remains the most popular type of plan, accounting for 64% of all new plans. Based on initial lending levels and available facilities, there remains 185 million of funds still to be drawn in addition to these initial advance figures, giving a combined total of 827 million for the period. The average age for those releasing equity rose from to 69 year on year. BIGGEST MOVERS BY REGION Number of Plans ern Ireland +141% London +17% South East +14% Wales -22% East Midlands -11% -5% Scotland -5% Lending ern Ireland +133% London +60% South West +35% Wales -15% REGIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Across the country 8 out of 12 regions experienced growth in the total number of plans, with 11 out of the 12 regions experiencing growth in total lending. The greatest increases in plan numbers were experienced in ern Ireland (+141%) and London (+17%). Top region for overall lending was the South East ( 157m) with London ( 117m) taking second place. Only one region experienced a drop in overall lending, this was Wales with a fall of 15%. USES OF EQUITY RELEASE Home and/or garden improvement (66% up from 55%) retains the top spot, followed by holidays (35% up from 32%), closely followed by repaying non-mortgage debt (30%). Almost 1 in 4 (23%) utilised the funds released in whole or part to help their family, typically their children, and/or grandchildren. Source: Key Retirement Solutions 03

Highlights 40% increase in the number of clients repaying non-mortgage debt 21% - 30% POPULAR USES OF EQUITY RELEASE Treat family and friends Clear outstanding mortgage 20% Help with regular bills 23% 16% 66% Home and/or garden improvements Pay debts (e.g. loans, credit cards) 30% 35% Go on holiday HELPING FAMILY OR FRIENDS 23% released equity to help out their family or friends HALF YEAR FOCUS HELPING FAMILY OR FRIENDS Almost 1 in 4 continues to prioritise helping their family as a main motivation for releasing equity. This will typically form a varied number of uses where they can make material impact on their families finances. Popular reasons for helping are: Deposit for a new home University fees for grandchildren Debt repayment Holidays General boost to savings Source: Key Retirement Solutions 04

Highlights REGIONAL SUMMARY AREA Value Percentage Change 2014 on 2013 Number of plans Percentage Change 2014 on 2013 Average Customer Age Average Property Value Percentage Change HY 2014 on HY 2013 East Anglia 31.43m 17% 5 5% 195,565-5% East Midlands 41.40m 11% 801-11% 190,926 9% London 116.90m 60% 948 17% 70 480,212 20% 15.62m 5% 335-5% 153,354-2% West 52.14m 11% 1,085 4% 69 177,265 3% ern Ireland 5.90m 133% 140 141% 66 164,841 8% Scotland 33.61m 11% 718-5% 177,124 10% South East 157.02m 30% 2,183 14% 317,720 7% South West 88.14m 35% 1,257 6% 69 257,105 3% Wales 19.05m -15% 348-22% 187,651 1% West Midlands 43.09m 18% 846 6% 194,860 1% Yorks & H side 37.45m 18% 785 7% 171,360-3% REGIONAL FOCUS - LONDON Total lending - 117M Plans arranged - 948 Average released - 125,034 Average property value - 480,212 REGIONAL FOCUS - LONDON Not surprisingly London has the highest average property value amongst those releasing equity, with an average value of 480,212. Year on year this is the highest regional increase (20%) mapping the trend in average property values in general for the region. Reflecting the cost of living within the capital, the average loan amount is also the highest of all 12 regions with Londoners borrowing an average of 125,034 from their homes. Overall London remains a consistently strong region for equity release, generating nearly 9.5% of the UK demand in terms of the number of plans, and 18.2% of all lending for the UK, compared to 8.5% and 14.4% respectively for the same period of 2013. Source: Key Retirement Solutions 05

Review NUMBER OF EQUITY RELEASE PLANS Highest - South East (2,183) Lowest - ern Ireland (140) 1 2 Scotland 718 2013-752 335 2013-353 3 4 West 1,085 2013-1,047 Yorks & H side 785 2013-734 1 5 6 ern Ireland 140 2013-58 7 8 West Midlands 846 2013-800 Wales 348 2013-447 East Anglia 5 2013-542 5 3 2 4 9 10 East Midlands 801 2013-898 11 12 South West 1,257 2013-1,185 London 948 2013-810 South East 2,183 2013-1,915 6 7 11 9 12 10 8 Source: Key Retirement Solutions 06

Review VALUE OF EQUITY RELEASE PLANS Highest - South East ( 157m) Lowest - ern Ireland ( 5.9m) 1 2 Scotland 33.61m 2013-30.33m 15.62m 2013-14.84m 3 4 West 52.14m 2013-46.81m Yorks & H side 37.45m 2013-31.62m 1 5 6 ern Ireland 5.90m 2013-2.54m 7 8 West Midlands 43.09m 2013-36.59m Wales 19.05m 2013-22.33m East Anglia 31.43m 2013-26.78m 5 3 2 4 9 10 East Midlands 41.39m 2013-37.19m 11 12 South West 88.14m 2013-65.47m London 116.98m 2013-73.17m South East 157.02m 2013-120.75m 6 7 11 9 12 10 8 Source: Key Retirement Solutions 07

Analysis Average age 69 62% of those releasing equity are couples CUSTOMERS BY AGE 75-79 18% 80-84 6% 85+ 1% 55-59 4% 13% 60-64 47% more single women release equity than single men 70-74 29% 29% 65-69 CUSTOMERS BY STATUS Single Male 15% 22% Single Female Couple 62% PRODUCT MIX Drawdown 59% Lifetime Mortgage 32% Enhanced Lifetime Mortgage 4% Enhanced Drawdown 5% Reversion 0.40% Source: Key Retirement Solutions 08