Your estate is responsible. If the equity mortgage is not paid the bank will foreclose on the property.
Either insurance or the estate. Some lending institutions provide "credit life insurance" which pays off the loan. If that is not part of the loan, the estate will be required to sell assets to cover the loan.
your estate.
Equity release schemes are also called lifetime mortgages or reverse mortgages. They allow someone to take money out of the equity paid into their house and the house goes to the bank when they die.
You can get a loan only from a whole life (CWL), Universal Life (VUL, etc) only if there is a cash value available. If you contact your agent you can ask what your available cash value is and then ask for a loan to the cash value. DO NOT surrender the policy because then you will be hit with a tax bill. Taking the money out in the form of a loan will avoid this and you are not obligated to pay back the loan. If you do not pay the loan back then the loan amount is taking out of the death benefit when you die.
There are at least four (4) ways to get out of paying a payday loan, summarized as follows: * Repay the loan * File bankruptcy * Die * Ignore the loan, change bank accounts, and never use that payday lender again But according to me the best way in all 4 is the first one "Repay the loan" on time i.e. on your next payday.
Either insurance or the estate. Some lending institutions provide "credit life insurance" which pays off the loan. If that is not part of the loan, the estate will be required to sell assets to cover the loan.
A reverse mortgage is a method for a homeowner with equity in real estate to create income without selling the entire property. The reverse mortgage company makes fixed payments over a period of time to a homeowner in exchange for ownership of the property at the end of the arrangement.
Your estate pays your debts after you die. If there is not enough, tought luck for the creditors. The only way for the debt to be passed along is if there is some contractual obligation on the part of another person. Such things would be co-signing for a loan, joined owned credit cards, joint owned loans (such as a house), etc.
your estate.
Mike Loan died in 1966.
Not to be rude, but until you die... These loans are the next program that is going to cause a housing collapse. They are negative equity loans. They do these loans based on LTV, and they are hoping you will kick the bucket sooner than later. You have no payment, but as the months go on your loan balance rises. You are responsible for property taxes, and home owners insurance. Oh yeah and the up keep of your home. Fail to keep your home up to par, and they can give you the boot.
If a person dies and their home is not paid for, often times the family would be responsible for the bill. In some cases, the loan may actually be forgiven.
Howard Pays died on April 12, 2002, in Hampshire, England, UK of cancer.
Hoang Thi Loan died in 1901.
Huu Loan died on 2010-03-18.
Mai Thuc Loan died in 723.
the advantages are easy, go die !