Archive for September, 2010
Unfortunately, there is some extensive health history that prohibits the application of such traditional Term/Whole life solutions. From what I understand, actual Mortgage Life Insurance is a decreasing plan (following the decreasing principle of your loan) that is shared by both borrowers and designed only to pay off the mortgage in the event one or both borrowers dies.
Can you give me the names, ph#, email, URL, to any companies that offer this specific insurance product?
I have already asked my lender, loan servicer, and about 100 different B.S. online quotes
Thanks.
Just to be crystal clear…I am not looking for Term Life Insurance, Whole Life Insurance, Variable, Universal, or any other typical live insurace vehicle. Eventhough the insurance industry has muddiedthe definiton; “Mortgage Life Insurance” is a specific product in it of itself.
Wayne Autobee
The insured passed away some time ago. Can I get the death benefit and interest? At least I think the policy is now out as it’s a 16 yr old policy.
Also what kind of complications will arise when I cash it, and how long does this process take.
I have the original policy. I am named the beneficiary. As far as I know payments were made on the policy. I don’t remember ever seeing anything in the mail about late payments or the policy expiring due to non payment.
So what other complications will I have? Could they pull a preexisting condition?
Angle Chaiken
I’ve dedicated much of the past month researching life insurance. A metlife rep swears whole life is the best thing since “sliced bread” and has dedicated much of her time selling it to me. All of my research indicates to “Buy term and invest the difference” which is what I plan on doing. But I’m still curious, if the wiser choice is to buy term, then:
Who actually buys whole life? Why?
Monroe Delanuez









