Free Online Mortgage Life Insurance Calculator

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Mortgage life insurance (also known as mortgage insurance or creditor insurance), is offered by most mortgage lending institutions. It is basically life insurance coverage that pays off the outstanding balance of a mortgage if a mortgage holder passes away. Rather than buying something that is called mortgage insurance through your bank, you can instead choose a term life insurance policy for the amount and the length of time you want protection. Use our life insurance quotes calculator at right to compare term life plans that match the amount and length of your mortgage. You have the flexibility to shop for mortgage insurance to get a superior product, and usually at lower rates. Here’s an example of mortgage insurance vs. term life insurance: You’re taking out a $400,000 mortgage at the Royal Bank. You’re 42 years old, and your spouse is 39, and you’re both non-smokers. If you opt for the RBC Home Protector Mortgage Insurance Plan, you’ll pay $211.68 per month. Instead, the premium for a $400,000 level term-to-age 65 plan is $112.21 per month! As you can see there is a substantial price difference between RBC’s Home Protector plan and individual term insurance purchased through TermCanada.com. Don’t Just Save Money … Get Better Value As Well! When you choose a term life policy for you home mortgage, you get better protection too: • You’re qualified up front (no ‘post-claim underwriting’) • Your death benefit remains level, and does not decline as you pay off the mortgage • Your rates do not go up – even if you renew your mortgage • Your coverage is guaranteed renewable & convertible in case of a major health change • Your insurance is transferable even if you ‘shop’ your mortgage to get a lower interest rate In summary, for most Canadians a term life insurance plan (for example a 10-year, 15-year, 20-year, or level term-to-age 65 plan) is a much better insurance product than bank mortgage life insurance. You can shop rates using our free life insurance calculator at the top right of this page.