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Is MOB always a benefit to consumers????
  • Premium charge difference is minimal on non-real estate "average" consumer transaction.
  • How to value the "benefit" when the principal balance does not decrease during the insurance term during real estate transactions?
  • How does early payoff affect the relationship between MOB and single premium.
 
How does early payoff affect the relationship between single premium and MOB premium calculations?


$10,000 Cash Amount
12% simple interest
60 payments

Single Premium Net Payoff - $.65/$100/yr = $1.06557 per $1000 per month
MOB Premium = $1.00 per $1000 per month

 As of Payment No.   Earned Single Premium   Earned MOB Premium 
 
12 $123.36 $111.86
30 $266.75 $242.71
54 $364.77 $333.14
 
 
What about states where MOB premiums will be
greater than single premium net payoff coverage?

Home Equity
Loans
California Montana Viriginia
  Single
Premium
MOB Diff. Single
Premium
MOB Diff. Single
Premium
MOB Diff.
180 Mos /
$50,000
                 
Premium Amount $2,482.46 $2,988.46 ($506.00) $3,981.12 $4,713.88 ($732.76) $2,865.80 $3,488.57 ($622.77)
Interest Amount $60,894.14 $58,593.54 $2,300.60 $62,633.68 $58,920.12 $3,713.56 $61,338.80 $58,689.23 $2,649.57
                   
                   
                   
  Single
Premium
MOB Diff. Single Premium MOB Diff. Single
Premium
MOB Diff.
180/60 Mos
$50,000
                 
Premium Amount $1,320.60 $1,432.69 ($112.09) $2,097.10 $2,258.00 ($160.90) $1,564.08 $1,671.67 ($107.59)
Interest Amount $59,546.80 $58,957.71 $589.09 $60,447.90 $59,435.60 $1,012.30 $59,828.92 $59,067.93 $760.99
 
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