Servicing - Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Budget

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  • fact find will have detailed income and outgoing will heel the bus getting assessment to allot you to examine whether a proportion of income might be redirected away

Debt consolation - negotiating a new loan to repay an existing loan with lower interest and repayments

Priority debts - council tax and key bills. Credit cards are classed as lower ones

  • debt charities can help
  • some companies offer debt consolidation
  • involuntary agreements or bankruptcies can happen and are legal arrangements
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Home finance

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  • equity release these are for people over 60 allows them to relapse the quota tied up In their home they have no fixed term and allow them to stay in their home for until they die or move.

Life time mortgage - can choose a lump sum or a drawdown the lump sum is Cheeper as they only pay interest on the amount they want. Life time mortgages offer a no negative equity garuntee.

Home renovation - sells all or part for lump some or regular. They client will usually only get 20-60% of market value of home.

Home purchase plan - these help to but homes without interest for sharia law Muslims

Ljara - payments made towards buying the property are help by the firm and used to but the home at the end of the agreement.

Diminishing musharka - each payment made buying the property buys an extra Alice if the firms share as the clients share increases the firms share gets smaller and the rent paid for use of the firms share

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Protection

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Criticism influences - existing cover, financial liabilities, dpenersnts, income, age and employment status.

Term assurance - pays a lump sum on the death of the life assured it’s usually the cheapest way to purchase life assurance where the need for cover is likely to last for only a certain length of time

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Endowment policies

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These pay alimony sun in the death of the life sister but these policies are primarily savings veichles. Some schemes have the option of providing criticism ilness for more costs on the same level as death

Bulk of the premium is directed toward the savings element of the company tract leaving relatively little to provide the cover

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Decreasing term assurance

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  • these policies are designed to meet the needs of individuals with a decreasing l need.
  • the sum assured goes down but the premiums do not
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Family income benefit payments

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This is a type of secreasing term assurance where payments are paid annually or monthly not a sum

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Increasing term assurance

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The benefit payable increases regulatory over the term if the contract ( for example by 5% per annum) without any evidence that the life assured is still in good health. For the difference the premiums go up and for the increase in value they go up.

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Convertible

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  • this allows the polocyholder to change the term policy into either an ediemenr policy or whole of like policy
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Renewable term assurance

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Let’s the client effect term ashsjrwbxe policy say there or five hearse at the end of which the client has the garunteee right to effect a similar policy for similar ternejthkut having to give the life office any evidence that they are still in health.

These then mean that the terms will change 40 is cheaper than 43

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Whole of life policies

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They are primarily geared towards providing a substantial level of life cover but some do have an element of investment. The balance between life cover and investment will depend on the cover. Most policy holders have fixed premiums.

  • non profit - the whole of life policy garunteees to pay a fixed amount if life cover on the death of the late. This policy may accumulate a surrender value unlike term assurance but will be very low.

With profit - with profit whole of life contact garunteees to pay a minimum level of life cover on the death of the life assured and this amount increases annually by the addition of extra bonuses. The bonuses ate never garunteeed. A terminal bonus is paid on death which can increase the level of pay out. These pilchard may also accumulate a surrender value which will be higher than a non profit. The surrender value is still unlikely to be substantial in the early years of the policy and for the first two years it is likely to be nil. Premiums for with profit policies are likely to be significantly higher.

Flexible - with flexible whole of life policies the policyholder chi sees between a minimum and maximum level of life cover. The cover selected at tbe lutset can be changed. They are known as unit linked whole of life policies as the premiums but unruled in one of the funds offered by the life office. Then every month the lift office calculates the cost of life cover for the next month and deducts this charge bu cancelling just enough of the policy holders units to pay for it. Hopefully the value should increase at the start the premiums are cheaper and used to buy units. Value decrease over time - reviewed in 10 years then every 5

  • each policy type has its own merits. However , the with profits contract offers the highest levels of fair Rees which an increasing level of cover while the flexible contract offers the greatest level of flexibility to match the changes in the clients circumstances.
  • the flexible whole of life policy can offer the policy holder an opportunity rig to obtain high levels of cover at very low cost. Similar to long term life assurances contract or to place more emphasis on savings like endowment policies but with no fixed maturity date of a valance anywhere between the two.
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Income protection

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  • benefits are not paid until the person is unable to work. Cheaper premiums would have a later start date. Deferment is time they have to wait ie what Tracy was talking about.
  • exempt from income tax - insurers then use this to avoid the moral hazard of people earning more than they would working.
  • used to be called Keenan want health policy insurance - the term still applies provided the premiums are paid unless there is a medical condition.
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Personal accident it sickeness

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  • further deiffenrece to income protection is that the number of health and occupation questions asked in sickeness and accident proposal forms. More occupations are allowed to take place and people who take part in past times.
  • benefit is likely to be paid quicker and in the form of a sum / 2 years
  • cheaper then income protection
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Accident sickness and unemployment cover

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  • similar to personal accident and sickeness insurance in that it pays out an income of the insured is unable to work through sickness or an accident. It also lags out if the insurers is made unemployed through no fault of their own. Like personal accident and sickness insurance ASI is an annual policy with a maximum payout period of 1-2 years . Premiums are more expensive than personal sickness but cheaper than others
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Critical illness

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-They pay lump sum as apposed to regular income.

-payment is made in the diagnosis of specified illnesses.

  • CO is provided by standard alone policies but can also be incorporated in whole of lowlife term and endowment policies.

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Can be used for PMI or Mortgages or adjustments

  • they used to be unit linked but now they are orotrdtion contracts with no investment element and are often combined with other life cover
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PMI

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  • this allows clients to have private medical insurance
  • they do not cover pre existing medical conditions
  • if they don’t want a medical can do moratorium

Won’t pay out for certain conditions

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Long term care

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Pre funded - this is tax free and paid by premiums before it’s needed - there are non on the market

You can buy them when you need it instead

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Morgage protection

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  • this allows people to claim if they are unoemployed
  • UK finance sorts this and they provide cover for a full cycle after two stretches of 30 days offf work.
  • they also can be altered with 30 days or cancelled within 90 days
  • they cover all costs for mortgages
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Payment protection

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  • monthly
  • used for mortgages
  • don’t pay out for redundancy on made otherwise people would go there if tbh thought they will be made redundant
  • they are not used much
  • people want them a lot more recently. People are inijtwllt attracted to them but they often don’t like to pick them
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Life time mortgage

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  • they don’t sell the home.
  • lump sum or drawdown
  • usually no negative equity garuntee
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Islamic law

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Lijar - monthly payments made towards buying the property are held by the firm and used to but the home at the end of the agreement

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Sale and rent back agreements

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  • the clients no longer own the home
  • they need to see how long they can live there
  • can breach the tenancy
  • firm buying a home can get into difficulty aftwerards
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Mortgage diffences

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Mortgage is often transfer of owenserhip is the assignment

  • interest only - they only pay on the borers part and the capital is left. Usually will use an ISA or endowment policies to complete mortgage payments.
  • they were popular after the 1980s as the price of the propert went up. They are usually cheaper.
  • they are are not useful in isolation as there is no way of relaying the capital borrowed. mortgage Market review reduced their avaiabkility
  • capital and interest - pay interest on both the capital and the loan. Over time the interest payable reduces as the mortgage finishes.
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Mortgages

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Capped - set at an amount

Fixed interest - fixed for a given period and the person with the morale Joe’s interest doesn’t drop

  • flexible - this is there monthly payments can be varied and can pay lump sums at a set time. As capital is repaid this creates a reserve where the borrower can withdraw cash up to the initial mortgage amount at any time. If a borrower experienced financial difficulties they can also borrow to meet the interest payments
  • tracker - the rate goes up with the index and moves when the index does
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Mortgages

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  • linked to insurance and protection. They are used for clients who need to pay this for their spouse.
  • if they are injured so can pay the mortgage
  • look at interest rates