In plain English
You choose how much cover you want and for how long, say £200,000 for 25 years. If you die during that time, the policy pays that amount to your family, whether it’s in year one or year twenty-four. Because the amount stays the same, it can cover more than just the mortgage.
You want a fixed sum to clear the mortgage and other debts, with something left over for your family.
How much cover you actually need, adding critical illness cover, and writing the policy in trust.
The details
What should I know about Level Term Life Assurance? Unlike other types of cover, the sum assured (the amount the policy will pay out) is agreed at the beginning of the policy and remains the same throughout the term of the policy. The policy is set for a fixed number of years and the sum assured in the event of your death will not change.
Knowing that your mortgage will be paid off in the event of your death gives you peace of mind and could help towards securing your family’s financial future. You can decide exactly how much cover you need. This can include your mortgage and existing debts, and you can opt for additional cover to allow your family to continue to enjoy the standard of living they are used to, which could include lifestyle choices and future university fees.
Questions people ask us
How much cover do I need?
What’s the difference between this and mortgage life assurance?
Does it cover terminal illness?
What happens if I stop paying?
How it works
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