MPPI

Borrowers are steering clear of a truly accessible policy plan, seemingly based on bad PR and lack of information. Barbara Cockburn asks why so many homeowners are avoiding MPPI Click here to download pdf

Senior partner at CWC Research and co-founder of the Income Protection (IP) Task Force Clive Waller tells Johanna Gornitzki why IP is still the golden product of the protection market

Current conditions in the housing market suggest it is the perfect time for borrowers to take out mortgage protection, yet sales remain slow. Edward Murray looks at the reasons for this malaise

Sarah and her husband Carl are both 34-years old. Sarah works as a dentist and Carl is an IT manager. They have a combined salary of £95,000. They currently have mortgage protection payment insurance (MPPI), which they bought when they purchased their...

Have sales of mortgage payment protection insurance been affected by the introduction of general insurance regulation earlier this year? Johanna Gornitzki investigates Click here to download pdf

Mortgage payment protection insurance (MPPI) is constantly criticised for its failings in comparison to income protection (IP). But what advantages does the product have and in what instance is it a more suitable product than IP?

Mortgage payment protection insurance has not proved popular in recent years. Adrian Waters takes a look at the latest initiatives to increase take-up of this low-cost cover

MPPI rates remain competitive, however tighter underwriting on unemployment cover could be on the cards if the economic slump continues, writes Kirstie Redford

As mortgages become increasingly flexible and more borrowers switch between lenders, Kirstie Redford asks if there is a need for more portability in the MPPI market?

MPPI, although often the subject of criticism, is sold more frequently than any other type of mortgage protection. Adele Burton asks whether it is a product IFAs should still be recommending