If you have a Power of Attorney (PoA) for Property and Financial affairs, your attorney can apply for a drawdown on your behalf, provided you have given the required consents or have lost mental capacity. The PoA must be registered with us before your attorney applies for a drawdown.
For any new PoA we’ll need to see an original or certified copy of the PoA with proof of identity and residency for the attorney acting on your behalf
Visit Power of Attorney and lifetime mortgages for more information on setting up a Power of Attorney for your lifetime mortgage and what this means for you and your attorney. Or you can send enquiry to us at customerservices@landghomefinance.com. If you’re contacting us by email please remember not to send any personal, financial or banking information because email is not a secure method of communication.