Life Insurance Sleaford

Independent advice on life cover to protect your mortgage and family in Sleaford and across Lincolnshire.

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Want to protect your mortgage with life cover?

Life insurance provides a lump sum (or regular income) if you pass away during the policy term. For homeowners, it’s often used to ensure the mortgage is repaid so loved ones can stay in the property without financial stress.

Types of cover:

  • Level term: Pays a fixed lump sum, often matching an interest-only mortgage or family protection need.
  • Decreasing term: Reduces in line with a repayment mortgage balance, often the most cost-effective way to cover a loan.
  • Whole of life: Covers you indefinitely, usually with higher premiums.

At Spolton Mortgages, we’ll explain how life insurance links with your mortgage, and compare cover alongside related protection like critical illness cover and family protection. For impartial background, see MoneyHelper’s life insurance guide.

Unbiased Advice

Dedicated to providing trusted advice, we believe financing your home should be exciting and stress-free. Here’s just some of the lenders we work with;

We access the whole of the mortgage market to find the best mortgage to suit your needs.

Trusted advice on life cover

  • Independent choice: Access to a wide range of insurers, not tied to one provider.
  • Mortgage-linked cover: We match decreasing or level term cover to your mortgage balance.
  • Family protection: We’ll compare options that go beyond the mortgage, such as family protection policies.
  • Clear explanations: No jargon — just what cover does, how it pays out, and what it costs.
  • Local insight: Daily support for clients across Sleaford, Lincoln and wider Lincolnshire.

How we arrange life cover

We tailor life insurance to your mortgage, family and budget, making sure cover is affordable and fit for purpose.
Review & plan
We assess your mortgage balance, family needs and budget.
Compare & explain
We compare insurers, explain features, and highlight exclusions.
Apply & arrange
We manage the application, health questions and policy documents through to start date.

Life insurance for homeowners in Lincolnshire

Property values in Lincolnshire mean mortgages often exceed £150k–£200k, so life cover is vital for peace of mind. ONS figures (July 2025) show averages of £237,000 in North Kesteven (Sleaford) and £184,000 in Lincoln. A decreasing term life policy aligned to your mortgage can ensure the debt is cleared if the worst happens.

  • Sleaford & NG34: Typical family homes with mortgages of £150k–£200k benefit from decreasing term cover linked to repayment mortgages.
  • Lincoln & Boston: Lower average house values mean premiums can be affordable for young families.
  • Grantham, Newark & Stamford: Higher property prices mean larger cover amounts are often required.
  • RAF bases: Families near Cranwell, Waddington and Coningsby often use life cover to secure mortgage repayments during postings.

We’ll match cover to your mortgage type, balance and family needs, ensuring protection is affordable and effective.

We are family

Spolton Mortgages is a family mortgage broker founded by Nick and Kasia Spolton. 

From our office in Sleaford, we provide mortgage and mortgage protection advice. 

Well-known, and respected for providing trusted advice, we started by helping people find mortgages in Lincoln, Sleaford, and throughout Lincolnshire. Now we find ourselves helping people across the whole of the UK.

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FAQs

Do I need life insurance to get a mortgage?

It’s not legally required, but many lenders recommend it. Most homeowners take cover so the mortgage is cleared if they die.

How much life cover do I need?

At minimum, enough to clear your mortgage. Many people add extra to support family living costs.

What’s the difference between level and decreasing term?

Level pays a fixed lump sum; decreasing reduces in line with a repayment mortgage balance.

Can I have joint life insurance?

Yes. A joint policy covers two people, often cheaper than two single policies, but it usually only pays out once.