Friday, July 9th, 2010
In times gone by, there hasn’t been a specific type of mortgage known as a ‘first time buyer mortgage’. But, as property prices have raised so much in the UK over the last five years, leaving first time buyers out of the market, mortgage lenders have had to come up with some new and creative ways of lending to help people onto the first rung of the property ladder.
Ten years ago, first time buyer mortgages were easily calculated by simply multiplying your annual salary by two and a half. Nowadays it’s a lot more complicated than that!
Now there are hundreds of lenders offering thousands of first mortgages – all vying for your first time buyer mortgage business. Along with the competitive situation there are a great number of first time buyer mortgage deals to be had!
So, how should you go about deciding on your first mortgage?
If you have time and are fairly numerate, it’s possible to research the offering in magazines and on-line. You can compare first time buyer mortgages in terms of their promotional offers, costs, interest rates, fees, pay-back terms and how much the lenders might lend. Read more...
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Monday, March 8th, 2010
Myth #1: Standard home insurance covers flood damage.
Fact: Standard home insurance does NOT cover damage caused by a flood. If you feel that you need coverage for a flood you should purchase a separate flood insurance policy.
Myth #2: The Medical Payment portion of my homeowners insurance will cover injuries to me and my family.
Fact: MedPay, a common feature of standard home insurance policies, is there to protect you in the event that someone other than you or your family (a neighbor, friend, etc) gets hurt on your property and they do not want to sue you. MedPay will typically cover up to $1,000 for each covered claim to someone outside of your family. If you or your family, however, gets hurt on your property they are not covered by your home insurance policy.
Myth #3: If my home is ever lost, my insurance company will reimburse me for whatever I tell them I owned at the time of loss. Read more...
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Friday, March 5th, 2010
Life insurance is great for individuals that have a family, dependents and earn the most income to support their family. Life is unpredictable and it is important to ensure your family and loved ones are taken care of financially in case anything happens to you.
Life Insurance in simple words means – A life which is insured. In today’s fast paced world, where everybody is too busy, getting insured does makes sense. In today’s world, where people are too involved in their self- made world, one needs to keep a track of the kind of assistance they can get in bad times.
Things can really go wrong, you can meet a fatal accident while going to office, your wife can be discovered of a heart disease at the age of 40 or you can be out of your job. To cover all these situations and to have a backup in the bad times, life insurance is the best thing you can have. Life Insurance works as a reliable backup in the times of crash out or in conditions where you are not able to provide financial support to your family. Read more...
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