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    • home mortgage insurance FAQ

    What is the difference between home loan mortgage insurance(from mortgage co.) and Home insurance(that i buy)?

    Jan 07, 2011 by redneon_1 | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    i was told today by a loan officer,that in order to get a fha loan, i needed to buy home loan morgage insurance. which is to cover them if something happens to me if i can't pay. i told them i have home insurance already (which i have to show to them

    PMI or mortgage insurance covers your lack of putting down 20%. Should you default, MPI would pay the shortfall of the downpayment ONLY....not the entire mortgage. Homeowners insurance covers your belongings and the structure.

    reenzz | Jan 07, 2011

    Home insurance insures the contents of your home and the fixtures in case of a flood disaster or fire.
    roxxygrrl13 | Jan 07, 2011

    Home insurance, Mortgage insurance, and life insurance?

    Oct 29, 2007 by Craig J | Posted in Insurance

    I have life insurance with my employer which covers my spouse and myself. We recently bought our first home and need to get mortgage insurance and home insurance. I am planning on bundling these with my current auto insurance company (if the quote is

    An agent should come out to calculate the cost to rebuild the home - it's part of buying the policy, so no extra charge.

    That same agent should be willing to take the time and sit down with you, and explain which coverages you need, and

    mbrcatz | Oct 29, 2007

    Most homeowners insurance do not perform inspections. You are smart to bundle homeowners with auto insurance, however mortgage insurance and life insurance generally has no effect on discounts for home and auto.
    patrick | Oct 29, 2007

    Can mortgage insurance on a new home mortgage be deducted?

    Feb 02, 2007 by Speedracer | Posted in United States

    Home was purchased in June 2006. Just curious to know. Thanks in advance for any help.

    Nope.

    Just mortgage interest and property taxes. Any points you paid on your mortgage in 2006 are also deductable.

    Information Police | Feb 02, 2007

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    Home truths hit hard

    23.02.12

    Kim would like a home to call her own.

    In her mid-50s and divorced, she is an apartment-dweller who longs for a nice little bungalow -- preferably on the prairie.

    "I'd dearly like to live on the outskirts of the city, but I'd also need to own a car again, and I'd like to figure out whether that's at all feasible," she says, adding she'd buy a used car for less than $15,000.


    Source: Winnipeg Free Press

    Genworth Announces New Service to Help AARP Members Make More Informed ...

    23.02.12 , A leader in long term care issues for 35 years, announced a brand new caregiving support service, available to AARP members and designed to meet the needs of AARP's millions of members nationwide. AARP® Caregiving Help and Advice from Genworth (1) breaks new ground by becoming the first national service endorsed by AARP to integrate care assessment, care planning and provider matching.


    Source: MarketWatch (press release)

    5 Big Banks, States Agree on $25 Billion Home Mortgage Deal

    23.02.12

    Five big U.S. banks accused of abusive mortgage practices have agreed to a $25 billion government settlement that may help roughly one million borrowers but is no magic bullet for the ailing housing market.

    Thursday’s announcement brings an end to 16 months of negotiations that culminated in a tense week of round-the-clock deal-making. The result is a record state-federal settlement that will deliver wide, but not deep, relief to U.S. homeowners.


    Source: Insurance Journal