When you buy a freehold property supported by a mortgage, you are obliged to take out buildings insurance. This cover pays for the cost of rebuild, should your property be burnt to the ground or shoring up if it suffers subsidence, for example. It is also advisable to insure the contents of your home. You will probably need life insurance, that would pay off your mortgage if you were to die during the mortgage term. And you might also consider insuring your mortgage payments against you being unable to work due to an accident, sickness or unemployment (ASU), or critical illness. To simplify the daunting task of which insurance do I really need, we at mortgages made simple have compiled a page devoted to giving you the pros cons of the insurance market. Insurance Explanation
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