Trusted Equity Release
Independent equity release advice from Jeremy Furnell in Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.
Trusted Equity Release is the later life lending business of Pellucid Ltd. Jeremy Furnell offers whole-of-market advice and home appointments for people considering a lifetime mortgage or other borrowing in retirement. He remains the named contact throughout the process and welcomes family members at meetings.
Who is Jeremy Furnell?
Jeremy is a Cambridgeshire-based later life lending specialist. His published professional history starts in financial services in 1996, with mortgage work from 1999 and later life lending from 2009. He has run Pellucid since 2010.
The service centres on understanding what a client needs the money for and whether borrowing is suitable. Jeremy’s Equity Release Council profile explains that recommendations are provided in writing and that clients can involve trusted friends or family in the discussion.
What services does Trusted Equity Release offer?
The firm provides equity release advice, including lifetime mortgages, and considers retirement interest-only mortgages. Jeremy says he does not advise on home reversion plans. His website also lists wills and lasting powers of attorney as separate services.
An initial discussion should establish the scope of the advice you need. Ask which alternatives will be considered, what the service includes and how any charges work before instructing the firm.
What qualifications and memberships does Jeremy hold?
Jeremy lists CeMAP and CERT CII (ER) among his qualifications. He also states that he holds the SOLLA Later Life Lending Advice Standard, specifically for later life lending advice.
He appears in the Equity Release Council’s adviser directory. Trusted Equity Release is a registered trading name of Pellucid Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the FCA under reference 981845. The company number is 07174383. These credentials relate to the adviser and firm; they do not guarantee that a particular mortgage is suitable for you.
Where does Trusted Equity Release provide advice?
Jeremy advertises home visits across Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk. Towns covered include Wisbech, March, Ely, Cambridge, Peterborough and King’s Lynn. His website also lists Spalding in Lincolnshire.
The published registered office is 30 Old Market, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire PE13 1NB. Arrange an appointment directly rather than assuming the registered office is open for walk-in consultations.
Can you arrange a face-to-face home visit?
Yes. Jeremy offers meetings at a client’s home or another convenient location, along with telephone and video consultations. Family members or trusted friends can join the conversation if you wish.
Confirm the appointment arrangements when you get in touch, including any accessibility needs. You can ask questions and consider the written recommendation before deciding whether to proceed.
What do clients say about Jeremy?
The firm’s website reports a 5.0 Google rating and reproduces client feedback about communication, explanations and support. In a June 2024 review published there, Jan Hutch wrote: “Excellent, professional and friendly service, we highly recommend Jeremy.”
This is a quotation from a review displayed by the firm. Reviews describe individual experiences and should be considered alongside the adviser’s scope of service and written terms.
Why has B3i selected Trusted Equity Release?
B3i has selected Jeremy Furnell as its first choice in Best Equity Release Advisers in East Anglia 2026. The editorial choice reflects his specialist experience, personal involvement and local home visits.
The placement is unpaid. It is B3i’s editorial assessment, rather than an endorsement by the FCA or the Equity Release Council.
How can you contact Trusted Equity Release?
- Website: Trusted Equity Release
- Telephone: 07768 972861
- Email: jeremy@trustedequityrelease.co.uk
The firm offers a free initial consultation. Ask for its terms and any subsequent advice charges before proceeding.
A lifetime mortgage is secured against your home and reduces the value of your estate. It may affect means-tested benefits. Ask for a personalised illustration to understand the costs and risks.