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Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance and the UK Credit Crunch

By: Paul Rhodes

At least 1 in 5 borrowers are concerned about meeting their mortgage payments in 2008 according to the Financial Services Authority and according to research by the Chartered Insitiute of Personnel and Development, say the Bank of Scotland, 38% of UK employers expect to make redundancies this year, so that obtaining the right mortgage payment protection insurance is now vital.

Many of us are feeling very uneasy about our mortgage committments at present, mainly because, although the Bank of England has recently reduced interest rates, a number of mortgage lenders have actually put theirs up.

Taking out Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance is slowly becoming more of a necessity than a luxury. An insurance policy that covers us in the event of Accident, Sickness or Unemployment is a valuable weapon in our armoury whilst fighting against economic adversaries.

Affordable Mortgage Protection is often difficult to find. Many moirtgage lenders will offer you cover at quite expensive rates often due to the high commissions they receive.

To obtain good quality payment protection, you can use one of that specialist providers on the market such as Payment Cover, who offer cover with rates as low as 2.75 per 100 per month covered and will also allow you to include cover for additional household expenses aswell as your mortgage payment.

There are obviously a number of exclusions to taking a policy, but they are all very well documented within the sign up process.

Mortgage Payment Protection is a "peace of mind" cover which is essential if we are to escape the potential hardships involved should we fall fowl of the current economic downturn.

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Be sure to research Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance and Accident, Sickness and Redudnancy Insurance




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