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our life insurance is for the value of our mortagage so if anything happens to either one of us the mortage is paid which is around 65k how much does everyone else pay a month as we pay �30 a month for both of us and most of our friends only pay like �7 !!
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we offer this now at the Post Office.
If all you want is a quick quote to compare prices, call 0800 096 5489 and ask for a quote. It takes literally 2 mins...if you're happy and want more info, then they take your full details which can take 15mins. Initially though, it's just name, age and the amount of cover you're looking for.
prices start at �5 a month so you may be surprised.
If you quote promo code 0051047 at the start, they'll log your call for �25 cashback offer too
so many people think it's tied to their mortgage and pay way too much
Good luck
we offer this now at the Post Office.
If all you want is a quick quote to compare prices, call 0800 096 5489 and ask for a quote. It takes literally 2 mins...if you're happy and want more info, then they take your full details which can take 15mins. Initially though, it's just name, age and the amount of cover you're looking for.
prices start at �5 a month so you may be surprised.
If you quote promo code 0051047 at the start, they'll log your call for �25 cashback offer too
so many people think it's tied to their mortgage and pay way too much
Good luck
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The summary is - you can't just compare insurance based on the amount alone. You also have to consider existing health conditions, your ages, whether it is in joint names or in 2 single names and your current jobs.
One more thing to note - if you have a joint policy and one of you dies, the mortgage will be paid off and the policy ends. However, if you both take out a policy each (i.e. �65K each) then the same thing happens but then when the other dies, the money can go to children or to something else. The difference in price is not usually much.
One more thing to note - if you have a joint policy and one of you dies, the mortgage will be paid off and the policy ends. However, if you both take out a policy each (i.e. �65K each) then the same thing happens but then when the other dies, the money can go to children or to something else. The difference in price is not usually much.