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Mortgage payment protection insurance – Are you covered yet?

Published: October 21, 2008

Mortgage payment protection insurance is designed to protect your mortgage payments in the event of accident, sickness or unemployment. There are many policies that cover accident, sickness or unemployment together and they are commonly referred to as ASU policies.

Where ASU policies are designed to cover a mortgage there are some differences. A mortgage unemployment insurance plan can protect the monthly mortgage payment as well as other regular household expenditure. You can increase the cover amount by 25-30% to include other important home insurances.

In these uncertain times it makes sense to insure and protect your income against the worst. A mortgage payment insurance policy provides just that protection. If the worst does happen then the MPPI policy will maintain your mortgage payments for up to 12 months, giving you time to get back on your feet.

We offer Mortgage payment protection insurance from British Insurance and their Mortgage payment protection insurance policy has a five star rating from Defaqto, it also allows you to insure upto £3000 per month. This excellent policy also offers age related premiums and back to day one claims.

If you would like to find out more then please visit http://enhancedwealth.co.uk/asu/mppi/index.htm where links to the free quote and full policy details are available.

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