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New question in Life Insurance FAQ
Posted on August 20, 2010 and updated September 9, 2010 in Life Insurance Canada News, Life Insurance FAQ 1 min read
New question in Life Insurance FAQ:
Is Mortgage insurance through the bank a rip-off?
In most instances, individual life insurance offers a much better value than mortgage insurance through a lender. Individual life insurance policies provide level coverage, the plan is portable, if you decide to switch homes or move to another bank, and the insurance company allows you to choose your own beneficiary. There are also substantial discounts to non-smokers and people who have a healthy lifestyle. Mortgage insurance through the bank offers declining coverage, the bank is the insured’s beneficiary and there are generally no discounts given to non-smokers or people with a healthy lifestyle
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