Where to find a quality mortgage payment protection insurance plan

- 10TH AUGUST 2007

If you have been looking for a cheap mortgage payment protection insurance plan then depending on where you have looked you could have found it exasperating to say the least. Hopefully if you got quotes from the high street banks and lenders then you haven’t yet bought your policy, because there is a much cheaper and better alternative.

By shopping around and using a standalone provider such as the ethical British Insurance, you can get a better deal all round. British Insurance only deals in payment protection policies and has earned awards from consumer watchdog “Which” for their mortgage payment protection insurance plan. They have taken the hard work out of policies by making them easier to understand and back them up by years’ of experience you simply cannot find with the mainstream high street providers.

A good quality mortgage payment protection insurance plan will pay out for up to 12 months if you find yourself unable to work through long term sickness, an accident or unemployment. It will start after you have been out of work for 30 days or more and, with a policy from British Insurance, will be backdated to day one. When compared to the high street lender you can save up to 40% on the premiums with British Insurance.

However don’t confuse the word “cheap” with poor quality, British Insurance can offer some of the cheapest premiums for a quality product simply because they aren’t “greedy”. The high street lender however is all for making huge profits regardless of the consumer’s best interest.

Not only do you save money with British Insurance but you also get honest free advice and information that is concise and easy to understand. So choose to go to an ethical and independent provider for your peace of mind and to make huge savings on a quality mortgage payment protection insurance plan.

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