Later-Life Lending Needs AI Guardrails

More2life data show that 63.6% of its interest-paying lifetime-mortgage customers are under 70, signalling that later-life lending is extending beyond the traditional older cohort. Air has warned that advisers may face a capacity challenge as demand grows unless they improve operational efficiency and adopt appropriate AI tools.

AI could assist with fact-finding, document workflows, vulnerability prompts and scenario modelling, helping advisers spend more time on client outcomes. But later-life cases require particular care: tools must not dilute human assessment of health, income resilience, inheritance expectations, benefits, alternatives and long-term affordability. Strong oversight and transparent records are essential where technology informs an equity-release recommendation.

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Interest-Only Access Broadens

Coventry for Intermediaries has increased its maximum interest-only loan-to-value from 50% to 75%. It has also reduced the minimum equity requirement outside London and the

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