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Mortgage Glossary
Mortgage Glossary
 
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M Mortgage Protection Policy
What does Mortgage Protection Policy mean?

Applying for mortgage protection policy may be a requirement from your mortgage lender, but it may also mean that you are acting responsibly by thinking about the rest of your family who would perhaps be left without a roof above their heads in case you die. From the viewpoint of the lender this is a security measure for him, because in case you default with your payments for one reason or the other, or you die, then he can use the capital from the insurance to cover his loss.

Mortgage protection is basically a much better solution then just having your home repossessed in case anything happens, because this way the lender gets his money, and your family may live on in safe conditions. You should definitely consider this option in case you are the sole family member who brings the money in the household. The premiums you’ll pay towards such insurance are usually dictated by the value and the term of your loan, so the greater the sum the more likely you will pay more expensive premiums.
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