Question 1 of 7

Do you own your home?

Yes

Question 2 of 7

How much does your mortgage weigh on you each month?

Manageable — I handle it fine

It's a real stretch

It keeps me up at night

Question 3 of 7

Does anyone depend on your income to keep the house?

My spouse or partner

My whole family

Just me

Question 4 of 7

Have you ever looked into what would happen to your mortgage if something happened to you?

No, never looked into it

I've thought about it but haven't prepared

I have something in place

Question 5 of 7

If something happened to you, what worries you most?

My family losing the house

Them struggling to pay the bills

Not leaving them enough to get by

Question 6 of 7

If you were gone tomorrow - could your family still make the mortgage payment next month?

Yes, they would manage

No, they would be in serious trouble

I've never actually thought about it

Question 7 of 7

Picture this:

Your family gets the worst phone call of their lives. Within 60 days, the bank wants the next payment.

What happens next?

They'd figure it out somehow

They'd fall behind fast

They'd lose the house

Analyzing your results...

Analyzing your family protection status...

Calculating mortgage vulnerability...

Reviewing income dependency factors..

Finalizing personalized report...

ANALYSIS COMPLETE

RESULT: NOT PROTECTED

Your family is one bad day away from losing everything.

Based on your answers, if something happened to you tomorrow — your family would struggle to keep the house.

That's not a "what if." That's a when. Nobody gets out of here alive. The only question is whether your family is ready for it.

You're not alone. Most homeowners don't have a plan for this. But the ones who do sleep a lot better at night.

The good news?

There's a way to make sure your mortgage gets paid off - completely - if the worst happens. It's called Mortgage Protection Insurance, and depending on your age and health it could cost as much as your Netflix subscription.

The Homeowner Guide

The 60-Second "Family Protection" Analysis