Mortgage & Loan Protection Insurance in Saskatchewan
You don’t have to buy mortgage insurance through your bank. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or getting a car loan, our loan protection plans give you total control. Secure a policy that stays with you, not the lender.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mortgage Insurance
Is mortgage insurance mandatory in Saskatchewan?
No. While banks often present it as a standard part of your mortgage application, you are not required to buy their insurance. Private loan protection fulfills this requirement while offering you better rates and more control.
What happens to my insurance if I switch banks or lenders?
If you have bank-issued insurance, your coverage typically ends the moment you switch lenders. This means you have to re-apply at your new age and health status, which usually costs more. With our private loan protection, the policy stays with you regardless of which bank holds your mortgage.
Why is private loan protection better than the bank’s “declining balance” insurance?
With bank insurance, your premiums stay the same even though your mortgage balance goes down; you’re essentially paying the same price for less coverage over time. Our private plans offer a level death benefit. This means your family receives the full original amount, and any money left over after the mortgage is paid off stays with your beneficiaries, not the bank.