Armchair Mortgages specialises in mortgages and non-investment insurances. The main areas we cover for insurances involves protecting property, families and income, which are the three key areas many people require advice on from time to time. When advising and arranging mortgages our advice is based on a limited number of lenders and with insurances we use an extensive panel of providers, which we review periodically.
We currently have offices in Birmingham, Cornwall, Coventry, London, Merseyside, Norwich, Oxford, Walsall, Wolverhampton and 2 in Staffordshire where the company started. If we decide to charge you a fee for mortgages you will be informed of the amount upfront and the fee is only payable once the mortgage completes. In other words, you pay us for the work we have done and not the work we promised to do.
When advising and arranging mortgages our advice is based on a number of lenders which we review periodically. We insure all types of property and the contents, which include any personal possessions you have.
We currently have offices in Birmingham, Cornwall, Coventry, London, Merseyside, Norwich, Oxford, Walsall, Wolverhampton and 2 in Staffordshire where the company started. If we decide to charge you a fee for mortgages you will be informed of the amount upfront and the fee is only payable once the mortgage completes. In other words, you pay us for the work we have done and not the work we promised to do.
When advising and arranging mortgages our advice is based on a number of lenders which we review periodically. We insure all types of property and the contents, which include any personal possessions you have.
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A life assurance policy that only pays out a lump sum if the policyholder dies.
It is set up for a specific period of time and is generally used for family protection as the sum assured that is paid out is the same as when the policy started.
A variation of Term Assurance and is taken out to protect the mortgage.
In the event of a claim the amount paid out is calculated to pay off the mortgage.
As the amount paid out reduces over a period of time the monthly premium is cheaper than Term Assurance as there is less of a liability to the insurance provider.
It is set up for a specific period of time and is generally used for family protection as the sum assured that is paid out is the same as when the policy started.
A variation of Term Assurance and is taken out to protect the mortgage.
In the event of a claim the amount paid out is calculated to pay off the mortgage.
As the amount paid out reduces over a period of time the monthly premium is cheaper than Term Assurance as there is less of a liability to the insurance provider.
The earliest form of insurance was marine insurance and the first policies date back to the 13th century in Genoa and Palermo.
Life assurance policies commenced in the 16th century, mainly for people between 12 and 45, and the first traceable policy dates back to 1588.
The premium was the same whether you were 13 or 44! How about that?
However, it really took off with the establishment of the Society of Widows & Orphans in 1699 over 100 years later.
In 1530 there were 30 sworn insurance brokers producing policies underwritten by London merchants.
Life assurance policies commenced in the 16th century, mainly for people between 12 and 45, and the first traceable policy dates back to 1588.
The premium was the same whether you were 13 or 44! How about that?
However, it really took off with the establishment of the Society of Widows & Orphans in 1699 over 100 years later.
In 1530 there were 30 sworn insurance brokers producing policies underwritten by London merchants.
Most people in civilised societies understand that a mortgage is a loan, normally secured on a property but not always.
Many think they are a fairly recent innovation but in fact mortgages in England can be traced back to the 12h century.
The law in those days stated the mortgage was a conditional sale, that the borrower held title to the property but the lender could sell the property if the debt wasn't paid and so recover his money.
Nothing much has changed, with so many properties being repossessed in 2008/2009.
Many think they are a fairly recent innovation but in fact mortgages in England can be traced back to the 12h century.
The law in those days stated the mortgage was a conditional sale, that the borrower held title to the property but the lender could sell the property if the debt wasn't paid and so recover his money.
Nothing much has changed, with so many properties being repossessed in 2008/2009.
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