Life Insurance
To provide a lump sum to protect against financial hardship following the death of a breadwinner or houseperson.

To provide a lump sum to protect against financial hardship following the death of a breadwinner or houseperson.
To provide a lump sum to protect against financial hardship following the diagnosis of of an illness covered under the plan. Critical-illness plans often cover diseases like cancer, organ transplant, heart attack, stroke, renal failure, and paralysis, among others.
To protect against financial hardship following the death or permanent disability of a breadwinner or houseperson by providing a regular payment
To ensure continuity of income if you are unable to continue to carry out your occupation due to illness.
While the NHS provides emergency care this can reduce the waiting time for non-urgent procedures and perhaps enabling quicker return to work.
Various personal lines insurance such as buildings and contents cover, gadget insurance, travel insurance etc.
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To ensure that a business owner’s family receive fair value for their share of the business in the event of death or disability
Similar to partnership protection but for the owners of limited companies.
For the business owner the loss of a key employee could cause serious disruption and fall of profits, a timely cash injection could be invaluable.
To provide death in service, sick pay or serious illness cover for the workforce.
Commercial general insurance including liability cover, property insurance etc.
