Ukinsurancenet has joined forces with some of the leading providers of unemployment insurance and mortgage protection insurance, we hope that the companies below represent the widest collection of income protection insurance companies that can be found on the net in the UK.
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British Insurance offer income, payment & mortgage protection insurance with up to 12 months benefit and a choice of excess periods | |
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Want to cover payments to your Mortgage, Rent, Loans, Credit Cards - or just a percentage of income? Short Term Income Protection covers them all. Redundancy only cover from £3.00, and you'll be on cover within the hour. | |
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I Protect Insurance offer mortgage & redundancy insurance plans from only £10 per month. Their plans are designed to pay mortgage, rent and other regular commitments. | |
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Help U Cover Offer a choice of plans to protect your income or your mortgage payments and your income. | |
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Protection UK NET, Have been arranging PPI plans to customers all over the UK for more than 30 years. They endeavour to offer excellent value in all of the insurance policies they offer. | |
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Columbus MPPI provde cover should you be unable to make your mortgage payments as a direct result of the insured perils such as accident, sickness & unemployment | |
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If you cant work or are made redundant the GET MY Mortgage Proection plan can take the strain. Their plans not only offer cover for your outgoings but also help in getting back to work | |
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Lexelle are proud to offer comprehensive coverage with value for money premiums and plans that are as individual as their customers | |
Mortgage payment protection insurance is designed to pay your mortgage commitment in the event of Accident Sickness or Redundancy. Mortgage payment protection is also known as MPPI, Payment Protection, ASU and Accident Sickness Insurance. This policy will cover your residential mortgage but does not cover buy to let mortgages. You can insure your mortgage payment plus extra to cover other regular monthly commitments. The additional amount offered depends on the insurance company. The insurance can pay out up to £2000 per month, depending on the provider.
Rental Payment Protection insurance is designed to pay your Rental commitment in the event of Accident Sickness or Redundancy. Rental payment protection is also known as Payment Protection, ASU and Accident Sickness Insurance. You can insure the rental payment plus extra to cover other regular monthly commitments. The additional amount offered depends on the insurance company. The insurance can pay out up to £2000 per month depending on the provider.
Loan Payment Protection insurance is designed to pay your Loan commitment in the event of Accident Sickness and/or Redundancy. Loan payment protection is also known as Payment Protection, ASU and Accident Sickness Insurance. This policy usually covers the amount of the loan payment only but some providers will offer up to 25% extra to cover other monthly commitments. The insurance can pay out up to £1000 per month.
Ideal for those without a mortgage, rent or loan. Income Protection Insurance will pay out a fixed monthly sum in the event of Accident, Sickness or Unemployment. It is designed to replace your income and will ensure your monthly commitments are met and your family are protected if you become unemployed or unable to work due to accident & sickness. Policies will pay out for a maximum of 12 or 24 months. You do not need to have a mortgage, rental agreement or loan agreement to be eligible to take out this policy.
This is the simplest and cheapest type of life insurance, and is known as term insurance because you choose how long you’re covered for, say, 10, 15, or 20 years etc (the term). Non-smokers receive discounted premiums. As a couple, you can also take out term cover in both your names, with the policy paying out if either of you die during the term. Premiums are usually fixed for the whole term.
Critical Illness coverThis policy pays out a lump sum if you’re diagnosed with a critical illness, such as cancer, a stroke, MS, a major organ transplant, coronary artery bypass, heart attack and kidney failure. Each provider has a set list of critical illnesses that they pay out for. This can either be taken out as a stand alone policy or included with life assurance. Non-smokers receive discounted premiums. Pre-existing medical conditions are usually excluded or the cover is restricted. For a claim to be successful, you normally have to survive a month following the diagnosis. If you include life cover in the policy this clause will not apply. Premiums are either fixed for the whole term or the premiums are reviewed on a regular basis (usually every five years) and can go up. You can use the payout to pay for medical treatment, pay off your mortgage or for anything else.
Life or Earlier Critical Illness AssuranceThis policy pays out if you die or contract a critical illness covered under the policy. Each provider has a set list of critical illnesses that they pay out for. Non-smokers receive discounted premiums. Pre-existing medical conditions are usually excluded or the cover is restricted. Premiums are either fixed for the whole term or the premiums are reviewed on a regular basis (usually every five years) and can go up.
If you have an accident or suffer from a long term illness you may be unable to work. Many suffer financial hardship as a result and the state offers only minimal help. PHI (Permanent Health Insurance) may be the answer. PHI is also known as income replacement insurance, income protection insurance, long-term disability insurance, disability income insurance or personal disability insurance.
This type of policy replaces a pre-agreed part of your income if you are unable to work for an agreed period of time because of illness or disability. It continues to pay out until you can return to some kind of paid work, reach retirement, or the policy term ends, whichever is sooner.
PHI products have a waiting period before they will start to pay out (usually 4, 13, 26 or 52 weeks). The longer you agree you’ll wait, the lower your premiums, so it is important you find out what income you can get from your employer, or other insurance (such as mortgage payment protection). Premiums also depend on your gender, occupation, health and lifestyle. (Non-smokers receive discounted premiums). Premiums are either fixed for the whole term or the premiums are reviewed on a regular basis (usually every five years) and can go up.
Insurance companies have different definitions of what constitutes long-term illness. Usually to trigger the policy’s benefits you must demonstrate that you’re unable to follow your usual occupation as a result of sickness or accident. Some policies insist that you must be unable to work in any occupation before benefits are paid.
This cover might not be available to you if you have existing health problems, or a high risk occupation.