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Old 16-02-2011, 12:18   #4
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Re: Lender's Mortgage Insurance

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Originally Posted by Rob View Post
This sort of insurance is just another way to cover inappropriate lending.
I suppose that is the case in some instances. However, it's also entirely possible that someone could be extremely credit worthy when they take the loan, only to be made redundant a couple of years later, and saddled with a potentially large mortgage that they can no longer meet the payments on.

Such an insurance system would seem to be handy in these cases.
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