Can I buy death insurance for my home loan?

Yes. Many home owners buy term life insurance to provide protection on their home mortgage loan in case they die before the mortgage is fully repaid.

Usually, a home owner would select a term life policy with a policy term (duration) that matches the length of time they have the mortgage loan; such as, 15, 20, or 30 years.

In addition, you would select an amount of life insurance protection that matches the amount of money still owed on the home loan.

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Can I buy term life insurance to protect my home mortgage loan?

Yes. In fact, many people buy term life insurance to pay off their home mortgage loan in case they die.

You can name your spouse, partner or family member (you choose) as beneficiary to receive the proceeds from your life insurance policy, and the beneficiary may use the money to pay off the remaining balance on the mortgage so they can remain in your home after you die.

You'll want to select a duration of coverage that matches the ...

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Can I buy life insurance for my mortgage loan?

Yes. Many people use term life insurance policies to help them protect their mortgage loan in case they die before it is fully repaid.

You can select an amount of life insurance that matches your outstanding mortgage loan balance, and choose a policy "Term" (duration) for coverage that matches the duration of your mortgage loan - usually 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 years.

And, name your spouse or family member as beneficiary of your term life insurance pol...

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Is there a way someone with cancer can get a loan?

Yes, in fact, there is a company that offers a way for you to get a loan from your own existing life insurance policy.

This type of loan provides you with money you can use as you need, without having to make any loan payments.

Learn how to get money for cancer patients and find out how much you can get.
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Is it possible to purchase a mortgage life insurance policy that would pay off my mortgage loan if I die, without me having to take any physical examination to qualify for the coverage?

Yes, there are life insurance plans for a mortgage that offer protection without any health exam required of the applicant or insured person.

For instance, there's one highly-rated life insurance carrier you may have heard of on television that offers up to $500,000 of life insurance with no health exams require...
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No, you cannot take a loan out on a Term Life Insurance Policy, unless you have a Return of Premium (ROP) Term Life Insurance Policy.

Return of Premium means you will get most of your paid premiums returned to you if you are alive at the end of your term. 

However, during the term of your life insurance policy, some insurance companies may let you borrow the money that is building in the policy from the premiums paid.

If you want life insurance that allows you to take a lo...

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Yes, you may be able to take a loan out from your whole life insurance policy.

It usually takes several years before your whole life policy builds up some cash value.

You may be able to take up to 80% of the cash value as a loan, depending on the insurance company regulations for loans.

If you do not pay back the loan there may be taxes to be paid on your loan. Also, if the loan amount is not repaid, it may affect the amount of life insurance provided by your whole life policy.


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In order to borrow money from your life insurance their must be some cash value inside the policy to borrow from.

Term life insurance has no cash value inside the policy, it is "Pure Protection".

However, permanent life insurance may have cash value that grows inside the policy over time. Usually, it takes a few years for some cash value to build up in a permanent life insurance policy.

Your life insurance carrier may allow you to borrow up to 80% of the cash value in your policy. This is consid...
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There are several good reasons to borrow money from your life insurance policy.

When you buy a Whole Life Insurance Policy, you build up cash value inside the policy over time.

You can borrow against this cash value in your policy for any number of reasons, including for a down payment on a new home, for a child's college education, or even for a car.

The interest you pay on your loan is very low, and you may be able to borrow up to 80% of the cash value in your life insurance...

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