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Income Protection Home Mortgage Insurance? |
Hi, My company has lost a contract and I have big chances of loosing my job.... I went to buy income protection insurance for myself to support me and my daugter.....
What are the things that i need to consider to make sure that as i hear around people saying that the insurances do not pay back most people.....
| Answer: If you have life insurance from a mortgage company, then you have what is known as "decreasing term insurance.' That means premiums remain level, but the coverage decreases over time. But as you mention earlier, you also have other financial responsibilities such as your daughter and maybe some other debts. That means this type of life insurance is not enough to cover your other financial responsibilities. Insurance is not suppose to pay you back. Its an agreement between you and the insurance company that as long as you pay your premiums, the insurance company will be responsible for paying for claims. In life insurance, the principal still holds true. Don't be fooled by |
L&G is withdrawing from MMPI to instead offer income protection. It says the protection market is changing. By Lana Clements Mortgage broker Legal & General (L&G) is scrapping its mortgage payment protection insurance (MPPI) in favour of a new