I always get it because I am an insurance freak as well! Reason being, my mom had a stroke about 4 yrs ago. She is alright now, but now she is on disability. While she was in a coma, her insurance that she had on her credit cards and loans paid her payments while she was in the hospital. One loan is actually paying one of her loans off. It is just peace of mind in my case! Plus with me being in the military, I dont exactly have a safe job!
Does the insurance pay off your balance, or do they make minimum payments.
If it's the latter, then it's a scam. The minimum payment will barely cover interest, so if/when you get outta the coma, you'll have just as much, or more debt then when you went into it.
I don't buy insurance for things unless I absolutely have to, or it's a loss I can't afford to take. If I end up in a coma, I could care less about my credit at that point
Understood. I guess in the case of an auto loan it would be worth it, but I see your point in the case of the credit card. I will have to check on the balance question.
I love when they say, there is no fee if there a balance, I try to explain why I don't want to pay 3 weeks before I have to in order to avoid a fee, also all my charges are back up wit cash in savings
First of all ifr you have awill and beneficiaries listed for insurance, credit cards can't touch those funds. For the cost of the insurance, you can set the same amount aside in savings and save mor than the min. In the case of no unforeseen events, you have a party fund. The insurance does NOT make your min payments from all the offers I have read, only defers them.