![]() Mortgage Protection Questions and AnswersWhy do I need Mortgage Protection Insurance?The main benefit of Mortgage Protection is that it is specifically designed to pay off your mortgage and is carefully calculated to provide exactly the right amount of cover, making it not very cost-efficient, but tailored to your individual circumstances. Can I have Mortgage Protection as part of my Life Insurance or Critical Illness policy?Several life insurance policies available through All About Insurance include a separate provision for mortgage protection, so you'll receive a cash lump sum plus the required amount to pay off the mortgage. There are also several combined Critical Illness and Mortgage Protection policies, which will give you a cash lump sum, if you are diagnosed with a critical illness or you die, whichever comes first. Other Mortgage Protection policies will repay your mortgage if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness. Can I take out a joint Mortgage Protection policy with my partner?Yes, you can take out Mortgage Protection with your partner and the mortgage will be repaid in the event of either your own or your partner's death (or critical or terminal illness) whichever happens first. Get a quick Life Insurance quoteFor a fast, no obligation Mortgage Protection quote just fill in our quick mortgage protection application form and our team of brokers will search for the best quote for you, which we'll send you by post. More Information on Mortgage ProtectionMortgage Protection with All About Insurance Your questions about Mortgage Protection, answered |
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