Mortgage Protection Insurance: Don’t Be Mis-sold!
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So why might you NOT need mortgage protection insurance?
• If you are in a secure job or a job with a “no redundancy” agreement. This may apply to you for instance if you are employed by a local authority. These agreements are usually made with the Union, so check with your union representative or your human resources department.
• If you will qualify for a healthy redundancy payment if redundancy does happen. If you have been for many years in the job, your payment may well more than cover your 12 months’ mortgage repayments.
• If your employers have a good sick pay policy in place. Some employers pay full salary for 12 months, others pay full salary for six months and half for the next six months.
• If you are self-employed. Many mortgage protection insurance policies actually exclude you if you are self-employed, yet some lenders might still try to sell you such a policy! Those which do include the self-employed will only pay out if you have actually gone out of business and can prove it – not if you are just experiencing a thin time. You are probably better to look for an independent protection policy.
• If your employment is casual or seasonal.
• If you have permanent health insurance.
So make sure you are not misled and not bullied! You are probably better saying “No” to your mortgage lender and seeking out a broker or financial adviser to find out if mortgage protection insurance is really appropriate for you.
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Sean Horton is a Director of Enhanced Wealth Limited who offer a specialist mortgage payment protection insurance policy
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