Financial Planning & Insurance

Mortgage protection, securing your home

The unpredictable can happen at any time. If you or your partner were to die suddenly or become critically ill, would your partner/family have enough money to pay the mortgage and cover household bills and expenses?

Your home
A home is many things to many people. For some it’s their castle. For others it's a sanctuary. Perhaps you have a family and need somewhere safe and secure for your children to grow up. Whatever a home means to you, maybe today you should be thinking about the future.

Nobody likes to think about the worst, but death or a critical illness can strike any of us at any time. Without the appropriate cover, you or your loved ones would still be obligated to pay the mortgage each month.

How can mortgage protection help?
Mortgage protection can give peace of mind when you need it most. With cover in place you can help ensure that your mortgage can be taken care of, helping to remove one of the biggest financial burdens that most families have.
Depending on the cover chosen, mortgage protection can provide you with the money that can help to make sure your mortgage is repaid and can also help provide for your loved ones. As with all insurance plans, there are limitations so
ensure you read policy documents carefully. For example, life insurance plans are not investment products and have no cash-in value at any time.

How do you get mortgage protection?
Newbury Building Society is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority for arranging and bringing about protection policies provided by Legal & General. We cannot provide advice and can only provide information about some Legal & General products. To arrange a meeting about the protection options available please contact us.


Call 01635 555777
Monday to Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 12noon
Your call will be automatically directed to your local branch during opening hours.

Email enquiries@newbury.co.uk



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Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.