

It is important to have insurance to protect your mortgage obligation. Most households require two incomes to qualify for a mortgage. And the banks know that if one spouse dies then it will be almost impossible for the surviving spouse to make payments. Or, if you suffer from disability and with the lost income and increased medical bills resulting from your illness you could lose your home because of your financial inability to pay the mortgage payments. If your home goes into foreclosure there will be accelerated interest payments and prepayment penalties. You could lose thousands of dollars lost equity due to 'forced sale' proceedings and untold stress. To protect your investment in your home and your sanity you must have insurance coverage.
Don't feel obligated to buy insurance from your bank.
Often when one goes to a bank for a mortgage you may feel obligated to purchase insurance coverage to cover their mortgage payments or loan due to a death or disability. The loans officer may promote creditor life or disability insurance that has many restrictions. Sometimes you may feel that if you don't buy creditor insurance coverage from the bank you may not get your loan. But, did you know that you are not obligated to buy insurance from the financial institution that gives you a mortgage? Did you know that it is against the law to tie the sale of insurance coverage with your loan? It is true. It is an unlawful practice and no financial institution should use such pressure. In fact, there are laws to protect your right to keep your insurance separate from the bank. We want you to know that we do offer insurance coverage - because we think it is important to own it - but you are not obligated to purchase it. We want you to be informed of its value and then let you make the decision whether or not it is right for you and your family.
It is better to buy insurance separate from the bank, trust company or credit union. There are 5 reasons why you should use separate insurance that we call the Mortgage Insurance Program:
A. Here's the TOP FIVE list of advantages:
1. Portability
2. Affordability
3. Simplicity
4. Flexibility
5. Reliability
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