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Loan 'protection' question

Olderbutnotwiser
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edited 26 October 2009 at 3:46PM in Loans
Hi,
We took out a loan almost two years ago, the term was 48months.

I arranged separate loan protection myself as I thought if the worst happened this loan could push us over the edge.

Now my husband has been made redundant and I'm thinking woo hoo so glad I bought loan protection.... until..... I spotted that the loan is in joint names and the protection is just in his name, will this cause me problems?
Will they pay back the £329pm or maybe just his half, or have I been wasting time and money paying this for two years??

Feel a tad daft now!:o
LBM- finally kicked in 16/12/08 @ [strike]£41,862 [/strike] £0.00/ DFD- 24/12/13 :D


Comments

  • Is this the wrong place for this question or just a daft question?:confused:
    LBM- finally kicked in 16/12/08 @ [strike]£41,862 [/strike] £0.00/ DFD- 24/12/13 :D


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