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Two Life Insurance Policies
Weeyin
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Hello
Not sure if this is the right board. I renewed my mortgage a couple of years ago and the advisor mentioned it was strange that my partner and i both had seperate life insurance policies and that we only required one for a joint mortgage as only one payment would be made. We were advised by a mortgage advisor this was the insurance we needed to take, and paid this insurance for 5 years. Am i entitled to reclaim this?
Thanks
Not sure if this is the right board. I renewed my mortgage a couple of years ago and the advisor mentioned it was strange that my partner and i both had seperate life insurance policies and that we only required one for a joint mortgage as only one payment would be made. We were advised by a mortgage advisor this was the insurance we needed to take, and paid this insurance for 5 years. Am i entitled to reclaim this?
Thanks
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Hello
Not sure if this is the right board. I renewed my mortgage a couple of years ago and the advisor mentioned it was strange that my partner and i both had seperate life insurance policies and that we only required one for a joint mortgage as only one payment would be made. We were advised by a mortgage advisor this was the insurance we needed to take, and paid this insurance for 5 years. Am i entitled to reclaim this?
Thanks
Hi there
Maybe this is one for Dunstonh who I'm sure will be along at some point today, good luck.;)The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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Am i entitled to reclaim this?
Simple answer is no.the advisor mentioned it was strange that my partner and i both had seperate life insurance policies and that we only required one for a joint mortgage as only one payment would be made.
Whilst a joint life first death plan would be slightly cheaper there is often so little in it between single life plans that it can be worth doing two plans. Especially when you are younger.
Personally, i prefer to cover the exact need with a joint plan but i have done single plans in the past where the cost difference is negligible. Its more common with unmarried couples as it allows you to take your life assurance with you if you split up.
So, its quite easy to justify from an advice point of view.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Thanks to both of you, just glad i wasn't ripped off then.0
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