Income insurance mortgage payment protection is one way of ensuring that you would have an income if you lost your own. You could lose your income to accident, sickness or unemployment and this would mean that you are left struggling when it came to being able to pay your mortgage. Along with your mortgage you would also have to meet many other outgoings which could include any loan repayments or credit card outgoings. You would also have to meet any other bills that came into the home on a regular basis that would need paying in order to keep the home running smoothly.
Not being able to keep up with the mortgage repayments means that you are risking losing your home to the mortgage lender. If you cannot afford to pay your mortgage while at the same time catching up on the arrears then the lender will have no choice but to take you to court. A single missed payment would be cause for concern with the lender and they would send out a letter reminding you of the missed payment. Another payment and you would have to meet with the lender to make an agreement to catch up. However at the same time you would be expected to continue paying the mortgage payments as usual. If you have income insurance mortgage payment protection to fall back on you would not have to give a thought to falling into arrears. This would allow you to concentrate on making a full recovery without adding stress onto an already stressful situation. If you were unemployed it would allow you the time to search for work without any distractions.
Of course your policy would do much more than this; you would also be able to pay any other outgoings which would include any loan repayments that you had to make each month. Getting behind on loan repayments also has many consequences with the least being that your credit file would be affected. Your credit file is essential when you apply for credit of any kind as it is the first thing that all lenders will take into account. If you have missed payments then you would find it extremely hard to be approved for credit. You would also have the money from your tax free income to continue meeting such essential outgoings as your food bills, electric and gas bills.
Your income insurance mortgage payment protection policy would begin to payout after a pre determined amount of time. Usually this is between the 30th and the 90th days of being unemployed or of being unable to work. Some providers would offer to backdate the cover to the first day of becoming unemployed or of being incapacitated so you have to check this in the terms and conditions before taking out the policy. Once the cover has started to provide an income you would a certain amount of time before it would stop. Providers will usually offer a plan of protection that would either pay you an income of 12 monthly payments or 24 monthly payments.
Author Resource:-
Simon Burgess is Managing Director of the award-winning British Insurance (http://www.britishinsurance.com), a specialist provider of low cost income payment protection insurance (PPI), mortgage payment protection insurance (MPPI) and loan payment protection insurance.
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