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Ceri_2
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Anyone know the kind of companies I should be looking at to get extra insurance for sickness accident & unemployment to cover my cc's so I can cancel the PPI on those.
I pay around £25 a month at the moment just on norwich union, which I took out when I took out my mortgage but as far as I know (I have to call them) it only covers my monthly mortgage amount. Should I just try & increase this?
Thanks
I pay around £25 a month at the moment just on norwich union, which I took out when I took out my mortgage but as far as I know (I have to call them) it only covers my monthly mortgage amount. Should I just try & increase this?
Thanks
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i have just done ours through helpupay.co.uk and got double the cover for the same price!! :jThere are times when parenthood seems nothing but feeding the mouth that bites you Peter De VriesDebt free by 40 (27/11/2016)0
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chivers1977 wrote:i have just done ours through helpupay.co.uk and got double the cover for the same price!! :j
That looks like mortgage cover?
I'm after something that will cover the CC cards as I have PPI on Egg & barclays and for the mortgage at the moment,0 -
I just contacted Norwich union re my accident sickness & unemployment cover (see good news thread about this as well)
For an extra £10 a month I can get an extra £200 a month cover if I need to claim.
Considering I pay egg £30 & I have PPI on barclays but not sure how much, I think this is a good deal.
The £200 would cover my min payments on both cards.
What do you think?
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