Showing posts with label mortgage life insurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mortgage life insurance. Show all posts

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Decreasing Term Life Insurance for Mortgage and Life Coverage

Decreasing Term Life Insurance for mortgages is used because the face value of coverage goes down as the mortgage balance declines. Consider a $100,000 mortgage. A consumer might select a $100,000 face value term policy with a decreasing term.

The premiums will be cheaper on decreasing term life insurance than on level term because the insurance company is not risking the whole amount of the face value for the whole time. Many people choose this for mortgage life insurance or for insurance when they will have declining needs over time.

Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Top Insurance Tips

We just found out the strongest ranked article pages (i.e. not the main page) from one of our favorite insurance websites - 247QuoteUS.com. This insurance website is managed by a licensed insurance agent, and contains an article blog, as well as static pages where you can get online quotes.


Here we go - These are mostly specific insurance news or consumer articles:

Dental Insurance

Insurance is Cheaper if You Don't Smoke - Duh!

What You Should Know About Dental Plans

What is Mortgage Protection Insurance?

John Edwards Weighs in on Health Insurance

Mexican Car Insurance for Border Trips

How Insurance Agents Can Help More People

Should You Buy Mortgage Protection Life Insurance?

Friday, June 15, 2007

Mortgage Life Insurancce

If you have purchased a new home recently, you have certainly gotten plenty of advertisements for mortgage life insurance! You might get a postcard or letter which asks you if you want to protect your new investment in case of death or disability, and offers a refund of premium as well!

Well mortgage life insurance is a great product, but you probably want to take some care. Your first price offer may not be the cheapest. Each agent may want to set up an appointment with you, and it can take a lot of time to visit with each agent to find out the price.

Get the answers you need online with one simple, no obligation form. This is new, and a very simple way to compare prices! If you would like to make sure your house will be paid off in the event of your death, even if you have not refinanced or purchases recently, start researching prices online. We have found price variations of hundreds of dollars a year.

Find out How Much Mortgage Insurance Should Cost Here

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

ROP Life and Mortgage Life Insurance - What Is It????

Lots of people get approached about ROP or Return Of Premium Riders on their life insurance. This rider will refund your premiums if you survive the life insurance policy, which makes it sort of nice. If you die, your heirs get the face value of the policy. If you live (which is what we all want), you get your premiums back in one nice chunk. If you have a 20 or 30 year term policy, it may not seem like much when you write a check every month, but after decades pass, you can get tens of thousands of dollars back!

So how much can you get back? I'm glad you asked. I have a Return of Premium Life Insurance Calculator here.

I also have a neat little Life Insurance Guide Here!