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Rates shown based on a healthy, non-smoking, 35-yr old woman.
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Browse all openingsYour beneficiary can use the death benefit for anything, but it’s typically used to help make mortgage payments on the home as well as income replacement.
We get creative! There are many ways to design a policy with features that can help make up the difference if covering the entire mortgage would be a financial strain. At Blaeos, we specialize in just that! We will find a solution that best fits your needs and your budget.
No, they are different types of insurance. Homeowners insurance covers damage to your home and belongings due to events like fire, theft, or natural disasters, while mortgage protection insurance covers the mortgage balance in the event of the policyholder's death.
Age eligibility for mortgage protection insurance can vary by insurance providers, but it's generally available to individuals between the ages of 18 and 65.
In many cases, you can transfer the policy to a new mortgage or adjust the coverage amount if you refinance or sell your home. Be sure to check with your insurance provider for specific details.
Some mortgage protection policies offer the option to add disability or critical illness coverage. These additional features can help cover mortgage payments in case of disability or a serious illness diagnosis.
No, mortgage protection insurance is different from private mortgage insurance (PMI). PMI is a requirement for some home loans to protect the lender in case of default, while MPI protects the homeowner's family in the event of the homeowner's death.
Yes, many people choose to have both types of insurance. Mortgage protection insurance can cover the mortgage specifically, while a whole life policy offers more comprehensive coverage for various financial needs later in life after your mortgage would be paid off.
Rates for smokers are usually 30% higher than a non-tobacco rate. Tobacco rates are higher no matter what type of life insurance you take out. The older you are, the higher your tobacco rate will be.