Mortgage protection is a life-insurance style policy designed to pay you a lump-sum to cover mortgage payments or other bills if you become sick, injured, get cancer, heart attack / stroke, or pass away.
Sometimes it's economical to pay off the whole mortgage if something happens, other times we may only cover 6-18 m
Mortgage protection is an insurance policy that pays you or your
family directly if you become injured, ill, or pass away.
The goal of the coverage is that your family doesn't suffer
significant financial stress if tradgedy strikes.
1. Pays you directly, avoiding financial hardship with physical hardship
2. Know your family will stay in your home if you're injured, ill, or gone
3. Protect your equity from foreclosure or a forced short-sale
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Costs vary tremendously - It will depend on your age, health, coverage amount, and number of years
coverage is needed. Coverage can range from $15/month for a healthy young person, into the
hundreds for more robust plans for more mature folks. There are tricks to making coverage affordable,
which is why working with a knowledgeable broker is so important.
Absolutely! Beyond shopping for the right insurance company for you, you can take advantage of the
Equity Protection Concept; instead of paying off the whole mortgage, keep costs down by covering 1-2
years worth of payments, buying your family time to grieve and decide what's next.
For almost everybody, you will qualify for some sort of coverage. Different insurers will accept different conditions, so it's important to select a company that doesn't hold your health against you. That's why I use 40 companies - to find the best fit for the unique YOU.
Short answer: you tell me.
Depending on your situation, it may make sense to get a Term policy anywhere from 10 years to 40, a flexible Universal policy that should never end, or a Lifetime policy which will never end as long as
premiums are paid. I even have options where you pay for 20 years, then stop paying but keep the coverage.
No. It's important for your broker to understand your situation, and explain your chosen policy to you.
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