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Can I claim my MPP if I rent out my house?

Help - does anyone know if my mortgage payment protection will still pay out if I am renting out my house? I have recently moved in with my partner and rented out my own property.

Thanks :o

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  • dmg24
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    No, MPPI is designed for owner occupiers not landlords.
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  • glengoyne wrote: »
    Help - does anyone know if my mortgage payment protection will still pay out if I am renting out my house? I have recently moved in with my partner and rented out my own property.

    Thanks :o

    Have you got permission to do this from your existing lender?
    Thinking critically since 1996....
  • I would suggest you to read your policy document. Every policy differs. I greatly suggest you do this and see what the terminology states.
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