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First I don't work in the insurance field. Recently many people approaching me to sell various kind of insurance. I'm not super intelligent but I know that the $$$$ that the insurance company makes - comes from the customers monthly payment.
some insurance like car/work/home/education savings insurance are like pretty much essential:eg. can't drive without insurance, some employer includes some kind of work insurance on the employer's cost, ...etc. Those insurance to me, are like kind of needed.
But if an insurance agent wants to sell me life insurance, I mean, what's the odds that I will die in thirty-something? I just feel that buying life insurance in the 30s is like insulting ones intelligence.
anyways, i open this topic because I want to know - what do you guys think for the "Job loss protection mortgage"? How do you analyses this product? i mean, when you apply for the mortgage, the lender already check to make sure you have a stable job in the term, sufficient income for the periodic payments, enough equity percentage in case theborrower defaults...etc
so, what do you guys think of this "Job loss protection mortgage" product? |
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