Mortgage Loan Insurance
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Mortgage Loan Insurance When buying a home most of us have to take out a mortgage to finance the purchase of that property. Mortgage Loan Insurance or Mortgage Default Insurance is different from mortgage life and/or disability insurance. With mortgage life insurance, should the person who took out the mortgage die, the life insurance proceeds will be used to pay off the mortgage. Any excess life insurance and the property, unencumbered, will then go with the rest of the estate to those who inherit. Mortgage Loan Insurance or Mortgage Default Insurance is different in that the mortgage loan itself is insured. In the event that the person who owes the mortgage runs into financial difficulties and defaults on the mortgage, this insurance will ensure that the mortgage firm is able to recover all the outstanding principal of the mortgage, plus expenses, from the sale of the foreclosed property and the insurance. Who would buy mortgage loan insurance? In Canada, when you borrow more than 80% of the value of your property from a federally licensed lender, regulations require you to also purchase mortgage loan insurance. This insurance protects the bank or lender against a possible default in payments, and is meant to ensure the stability of our Canadian financial system. More: information, news & articles. Featured Providers
Consult our Online Quotes Overview for some considerations and caveats before purchasing insurance online.
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