LiveMore joins Twenty7tec’s RESEARCH platform

LiveMore has joined Twenty7tec’s affordability platform, RESEARCH, to help advisers find the right lending solutions for older borrowers.

The platform supports over 17,000 advisers with product sourcing, applications and data analytics.

Maximum borrowing amounts are obtained from the LiveMore Mortgage Matcher and are based on the affordability of mortgage payments throughout the term of the loan, rather than an income multiple.

The LiveMore Mortgage Matcher, which is free to brokers, simplifies the process of finding the right later life mortgage by filtering more than 250 products across multiple categories, including standard capital and interest, interest-only, part-and-part, retirement interest-only and lifetime mortgages.

LiveMore said this provides greater flexibility to support homeowners by recognising a broader range on incomes than other mainstream lenders, helping them achieve their borrowing goals.

Chief executive officer at LiveMore, Leon Diamond, said: "Joining the Twenty7tec affordability tool makes it easier for mortgage advisers to find out how much LiveMore can lend. We have recently removed our loan to income caps to ensure we are helping as many borrowers as possible to achieve their home owning goals."

The partnership comes after LiveMore saw significant growth in 2025. Mortgage applications more than doubled year-on-year by 114%, while its completions jumped by 79% annually to over £345m in new loans.

CEO at Twenty7tec, James Tucker, added: "We are always looking to add lenders to our affordability tool to ensure the best possible outcomes. LiveMore will be a great addition that will enhance the Twenty7tec affordability tool for all our advisers to use."

Lender national account manager at Twenty7tec, Rosheen Hastie, concluded: "We are thrilled to work with LiveMore and are pleased to have added their affordability tool which is now available via RESEARCH. We’re pleased intermediaries can now benefit from increased visibility of LiveMore’s affordability and support their growth."



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