Loan payment cover is a payment protection insurance which can cover your mortgage, loan or credit card. Essentially they offer short term protection for a worker (usually between 12 and 24 months) for a worker who has been off work due to involuntary redundancy, sickness or injury.

The loan protection insurance is intended to cover the monthly repayments on the loan, and some even offer extra monthly assistance. It has long been the practice of some high street lenders to package up the loan with the . More »

Loan payment protection cover or PPI, is an insurance that is available on a wide variety of credit. It has been vigorously promoted and sold over recent years.

It has come to light via investigations by the Financial Services Ombudsman, that in fact the cover sold was not good value and in very many cases was mis sold. Companies now exists who will recover this on a no win no fee basis.

If you have bought goods in recent years for instance a car or . More »

Obviously when you get a loan on your car, you want to practice saving the money each month and sending a cheque out a week ahead of time. In an ideal world, this would happen. On average, most car loans ask that you pay £ 100 - £ 300 depending on what type of vehicle you've purchased. You may be the most reliable borrower yet, but if you have a particularly difficult month with some unanticipated expenses, you're in for some real trouble with your car . More »

Finally, there is one plan to ease your financial burden if you would ever find yourself in need of long term care. LTC Cash (100% cash policies for long term care insurance) can bridge the gap between disability benefits and your monthly expenses during a debilitating, long-term illness. Disability plans only pay about 60% of your income before taxation. For example, if you earn a $40,000 annual income you would only receive about $1,400 each month. At this rate, you would need to figure out how . More »