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What Is Mortgage Life Insurance?
What Is Mortgage Life Insurance?
If you have a mortgage and are a home owner, you have most likely heard the pitch for mortgage life insurance. It typically comes in an envelope from your lender and might include a letter from your lender suggesting that you buy a policy. It is important to realize though, that the insurance itself is sold by insurance companies. Even though it is called "mortgage insurance," it is in reality decreasing term life insurance that will pay off your mortgage if you pass away.
How Are Premium Payments Planned?
Mortgage life insurance is a decreasing term policy. The policy starts with a death benefit that is equivalent to your existing mortgage balance. The death benefit reduces at the same pace as your mortgage balance. The premium payments never vary but may cease before the loan payment. Your lender may agree to include the premium payments to your monthly mortgage expense.
Is Mortgage Life Insurance Identical to Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)?
No-mortgage life insurance is commonly befuddled with Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI), but they have little to do with one another. You purchase mortgage life insurance willingly to shelter your family from having to pay the mortgage.Mortgage lenders require you to buy PMI to shield them (the lenders) from the probability that you will default on the mortgage.
Insurance Tip: Request for insurance agents to estimate their best price for a decreasing term policy in the same amount, period, and interest rate before buying from a sales pitch sent by your mortgage company.
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Best Way to Sell More Insurance
You have a burning desire inside you that leads you to act. This desire is so strong you seek out opportunities to fulfill it. It's so strong you immediately act on opportunities to fulfill that desire even when you've never thought about that opportunity before.
Wouldn't you like to trigger that burning desire in your prospects? Wouldn't you like your prospects eagerly taking actions and taking those actions now? Could you make that happen?
Yes, you can. Humans have basic desires they're driven to take action on. Some marketers refer to these almost irresistible desires as your hot buttons.
The key is recognizing those hot buttons and respecting that we aren't all highly motivated by the same strong desires. That's not a problem though. You simply focus on those hot buttons that your service fulfills.
Here's a list of hot buttons that drive people to take action. Winning, Getting ahead, Comfort, Making things easy, Fitting in, Making friends, Good health, Financial independence, Love, Authority and power, Pride, Making money, Saving money, Saving time, Safety, Self-improvement, Admiration.
Think about how you present and talk about what you're selling now. If you're like most producers you talk about your product, your product's features, and yourself. You strike out on all three counts because none of those things trigger a hot button.
And because this is how you open the connection the other person immediately puts up a fence making it nearly impossible for you to get in. If you were in the ring with Mohammed Ali when he was in his prime you wouldn't want to try and out dance him hoping to get in your knock-out blow before he had a chance to knock you out. No, you'd want to hit him with your best bunch as soon as possible.


