Put simply, mortgage protection is a type of life insurance designed specifically to cover your mortgage. This policy would pay out a lump sum, equating to the balance of your mortgage, so that your family wouldn’t be burdened with a huge debt if the worst were to happen to you. Keep reading to find out more about mortgage protection and how it can help you and your loved ones.
Our specialists will typically advise your mortgage protection policy to cover you for the remaining length left on your mortgage term. So, for example, if you had 30 years remaining on your mortgage, then your policy would be advised to cover you for 30 years.
Having this policy in place could ensure that if the worst were to happen during your term length then you would be financially protected by your policy.
There is no one size fits all for a mortgage protection policy because each policy is tailored to suit each individual. Your mortgage protection policy will be based off several different bits of criteria such as your:
When you speak to one of our protection specialists, we will accumulate all of this information together and be able to find a price that works for you and your budget.
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Our specialist advisors take your current circumstances and financial status into consideration. We do this so we can create a tailored policy which will best suit your current needs and circumstances. Click the button below to start your quote today!
A decreasing life insurance policy is generally used to cover your mortgage as it will decrease in line with the remaining balance of your mortgage.
This type of cover is typically recommended to cover a repayment mortgage and as the balance of your mortgage decreases over the years, your monthly premium may also decrease over time.
It’s not a requirement to wear a helmet when riding a bike. But if you were to crash your bike and you didn’t have your helmet on then you could really hurt yourself. Therefore, wearing a helmet is the right thing to do.
Similarly, having a life insurance policy in place may not be a requirement when arranging your mortgage. It is, however, the right thing to do as without it, your loved ones could struggle financially if the worst were to happen. So why risk it? Protect yourself today.