AlastairSC
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It's not - both Monitum and LA are about the same in net terms allowing for their different methods. It's the comparison with my broker I'm bemoaning - I'd be paying him the full E1500 with no refund!
I guess my question is: what are others' views of paying this amount for compulsory mpi?
Most likely yes.Am i better off just getting the mortgage through them and getting the mortgage protection through LA Brokers or the like?
Yes - but why would you have three or four different policies and what sort of policies would they be?What other cover would i need and is it ok to have three or four different companies for different policies?
Did you read the link that I posted? Mortgage protection IS a type of life assurance, just that it's assigned to the lender to clear the mortgage if you die before the mortgage is repaid.So i will just need the two policies for now, the mortgage protection (does this include life assurance?)
I'm not sure what the insurance reuirements are for self builds. Check out other threads on the same issue and get independent, professional advice if necessary.and the house insurance for the duration of the build
I think so. In general the only cover that is mandatory for a mortgage owner occupied property is mortgage protection life assurance and buildings insurance and you will generally get a better deal by shopping around and (in most cases) choosing just a basic decreasing term mortgage protection life assurance policy. If you need general life assurance cover (e.g. because you have dependents) then think about keeping this separate from the mortgage protection life assurance.so in theory ill have a policy with LA Brokers and FBD for now and thats all i need?
Guys,
Im getting a mortgage approval for €320,000 for a self build we recieve 92% of the site vlue and 100% construction costs total of €308,000 my question is for the mortgage protection insurance do i need to insure the total value even if i wont be drawing down that amount from the provider?
No harm in shopping around for alternative cover for the outstanding mortgage amount to see if you can save. If you find that you can then make sure to put the new policy (noting the lender's interest in the property) in place first before informing the lender and cancelling the original.I recently paid off a lump sum to my mortgage to take time off the payments. Should I now re-qoute my m.p.i ? its over 5 years off the total ?
No harm in shopping around for alternative cover for the outstanding mortgage amount to see if you can save. If you find that you can then make sure to put the new policy (noting the lender's interest in the property) in place first before informing the lender and cancelling the original.
Shouldn't but check the terms & conditions of the policy before doing anything.Would it cost me anything to cancel the original policy ?
Would it cost me anything to cancel the original policy ?
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