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Life assurance and payment protection - is this a bargain?!
fgjdoll
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Hey everyone
When we took out our mortgage almost 2 years ago, our mortgage advisor organised our life assurance for us. We're now looking into the policy to see if we can find a cheaper one.
At the moment, we pay £21.47 a month. This is a decreasing amount which will cover paying off the mortgage should myself or my husband die or become terminally ill. Should my husband (who is the breadwinner) get made redundant/become sick long term, we will receive £911 a month towards our mortgage/loan repayments.
Is this a good deal? Am I going to beat this? Any ideas of who to get a quote from?
Thanks
When we took out our mortgage almost 2 years ago, our mortgage advisor organised our life assurance for us. We're now looking into the policy to see if we can find a cheaper one.
At the moment, we pay £21.47 a month. This is a decreasing amount which will cover paying off the mortgage should myself or my husband die or become terminally ill. Should my husband (who is the breadwinner) get made redundant/become sick long term, we will receive £911 a month towards our mortgage/loan repayments.
Is this a good deal? Am I going to beat this? Any ideas of who to get a quote from?
Thanks
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Impossible to tell how good your deal is without things like amount of mortgage cover, length of term.
Also you are talking about two completely different types of insurance here yet you only mention one payment.
At a complete guess, I reckon the £21.47 is your life cover. Is there a separate payment coming out for the ASU policy, which covers redundancy & illness?I am a Financial Adviser specialising in Mortgages, Protection, Health and Medical Insurance. I also write wills. All information posted on this site is for discussion only, and should not be taken as advice.0 -
Hey everyone
When we took out our mortgage almost 2 years ago, our mortgage advisor organised our life assurance for us. We're now looking into the policy to see if we can find a cheaper one.
At the moment, we pay £21.47 a month. This is a decreasing amount which will cover paying off the mortgage should myself or my husband die or become terminally ill. Should my husband (who is the breadwinner) get made redundant/become sick long term, we will receive £911 a month towards our mortgage/loan repayments.
Is this a good deal? Am I going to beat this? Any ideas of who to get a quote from?
Thanks
Speak to your advisor. That sounds like 3 policies actually (long term sick?).
"Is this a good deal" - impossible to answer
Be careful though with the 'advice' on here - an adviser will factfind you and then recommend a product (s) rather than the usual "I got mine through X and its only £9.14 a month" pointless informationHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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