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MORTGAGE PROTECTION
Purchasing a home could be the biggest financial commitment you make!
However, the last thing you want is to see your home slip away if you
are unable to continue repaying your mortgage in the event of your
death, an illness or accident. If your mortgage isn't covered by
insurance, or if you're planning on taking out a mortgage in the near
future, think about the following questions; ● If you died, would
you leave behind enough resources to pay off your mortgage and safeguard
your dependants' future? ● Would you have enough money in reserve to
meet your mortgage repayments if a serious illness or disability stopped
you from working, either temporarily or permanently? If you
answered no to either of these questions, have you thought about how
your family would repay the mortgage if you die, or if your health lets
you down? When you take a mortgage it is important you consider a "worst
case scenario"; because if your family cannot manage the debt, your home
could go back to the bank. Mortgage insurance will make sure the home
stays in the family's hands. How does it work?
There are three types of cover to choose from and you can mix these
covers to best suit your needs and finances. However you must have Life
Cover insurance to be able to access the other insurance types.
Life Cover - if you die before your home loan is paid
off, the mortgage insurance will pay a lump sum to cover your
outstanding loan balance. Income Protection Benefit
- this pays your regular mortgage repayments if you are not able to work
due to sickness or an injury. Trauma Cover -
this pays a lump sum benefit should you suffered a trauma condition; for
example, heart attack, cancer or stroke. We are here to help
If you would like to talk to an Adviser about your Mortgage
Protection requirements or would like a review of what you already have
in place, please e-mail
contact@ebs.org.nz or
call our Helpline on:
0800 268 3763
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