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Have sales of mortgage payment protection insurance been affected by the introduction of general insurance regulation earlier this year? Johanna Gornitzki investigates Click here to download pdf

Mortgage payment protection insurance (MPPI) has, since the turn of the millennium, enjoyed impressive growth. Seen as a low-cost product, easily purchased by simply ticking a box, MPPI was made readily available to the flood of first-time buyers entering the booming housing market – a winning formula that saw this market going from strength to strength. However, this trend came to an abrupt end in 2004. Sales suddenly slumped from 926,100 to 731,700, with 23% of all mortgages in the UK being covered by MPPI down from 24% in the previous year, according to recent figures from the Council ...

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