Posts Tagged ‘mortgage’

PostHeaderIcon Am I Able To Claim My PPI Payments Back?

If you are one of the millions of people who have ever taken out a mortgage, loan or credit, it will be likely that you have been paying for payment protection insurance, added on by your lender. PPI ideally covers your ability to repay your debt should you find yourself in difficult circumstances such as becoming unemployed or getting injured, however, the lenders found a loophole and have been selling PPI to customers who were not eligible for the cover or who did not fit the particulars of the PPI they were sold. If you have paid for PPI, whether you tried to use it or not, you may be entitled to claim this money back. What you may not be aware of is why you could be eligible to claim and why the banks could face a huge wave of payouts

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PostHeaderIcon Tips On How To Buy Life Insurance

With the way the cost of living continues to be on the rise, it is probably safe to say that the need for life insurance is very important to the future of your family, especially if something unexpected should happen to you or your loved ones. If you end up having too little insurance it could really be devastating for your loved ones. So knowing how much you might need and the type of coverage that might be the best for you is a very important decision you need to make.

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PostHeaderIcon About The Canadian Mortgage Finance Project

The global property market has been severely hit by the economic climate. Canadians are now severely restricted in terms of being able to access a one hundred percent loan. These types of loans have been stopped with immediate effect. Most people contemplating buying a house their will not apply unless they have at least five percent in cash for the purposes of putting down a deposit. The mortgage finance project has strict lending criteria, but they do make it possible to access deposit free loans. This is ideal for first time buyers of a starter home.

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