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Individuals who want to ensure that payments toward a credit account remain in good standing, in the event of disability or death, might benefit from credit insurance. For example, a situation when this might come up is for a mortgage on a primary family residence.
In most cases, however, personal loan insurance isn’t worth it. The extra costs can make your loan more expensive and put you at risk of default. Also, if you have life or disability insurance, it’s likely more affordable than investing in credit insurance.
Sometimes, however, personal loan insurance may make sense. If you have a loan that you can’t defer, for example, or you’re concerned about debt due to a medical condition, job loss, or death, it can be an option.
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If one of the events outlined in your credit policy takes place, such as death, disability, or involuntary unemployment, for instance, then a credit insurance policy will typically kick-in and pay all or some portion of your outstanding debt. Or it will make your monthly debt payments for a set period of time, depending on the circumstances that triggered the claim.
The money will be paid directly to the lender or creditor. This is what distinguishes credit insurance from other types of policies, such as life insurance, which makes payments to designated individuals such as family members or yourself. While you’re the one paying the premiums for credit insurance, the policy is designed to benefit lenders.
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Most loan protection insurance policies cover certain events for a short-term period, relieving you from having to make payments for a set period, usually between 12 and 24 months. According to the Federal Trade Commission, there are four types of loan protection insurance, each of which covers different situations.
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