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Mortgage
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Initial Exclusion Period |
An 'Initial Exclusion Period' is the period from the commencement of the policy during which the policy will not be effective should an announcement of loss of employment is made - even if the actual date of the loss of employment is later. This is to stop people taking out policies when they know that their employment status is uncertain. |
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Excess or deferred period |
You should avoid having an excess. The
Excess or deferred period is the period from the time when a valid claim
commences to the start of paying of benefit. Please note that the
commencement date is NOT the date that you lose your job - it is the date
on which you become eligible to receive benefits. If, for instance, you
are paid 3 months 'cash in lieu' the commencement date would begin 3
months after the termination of your contract. Our
policies are 'back to day one'
On most policies you must be off work for at least 30 days after the expiry of the excess period before a claim may be paid |
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Back to day one |
Back to day one is equivalent to a 'NIL' Excess or deferred period. We recommend that any policy you take out should be on this basis as it means that, providing you have been off work for a certain length of time, your benefits will be paid commencing on the first day that you were eligible to claim. |
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Benefit Period |
The length of time for which the benefit is paid under the policy. All our policies quoted for on-line have a 12 month benefit period. |
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DMS/ Day One | PHI application form |High risk product | mortgage insurance information | mortgage payment protection insurance |DMS Mortgage Protection Scheme Finally. Our aim is always to provide our customers with the best advice possible. We can only give general advice on a website but if you contact us we will be able to help you choose the best mortgage protection insurance policy for you. |
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