Family Protection
The sudden death or illness of an individual can leave a family with challenging financial circumstances. Insurance can be used to provide liquidity and to allow the deceased’s family to meet day to day expenditure such as mortgage payments, school fees and general living expenses.
We’d all like to be able to help our loved ones after we’re gone. It’s not the easiest of conversations, but a little time spent discussing how to pass on your wealth with a professional adviser today could protect your inheritance and offer security for your family tomorrow.
Having life cover which protects yourself and your loved ones helps put your mind at ease knowing that you are protected if the worst was to happen. It’s important to find a financial safety-net that’s a perfect fit for your life and commitments.
Mortgage protection
Life insurance provides liquidity to repay debts on the death or illness of the borrower. This cover can be required by lending institutions and can be written on either a single life or joint life first death basis.
Critical illness cover
Critical illness protection helps protect you if you become critically ill. Taking the protection can be a useful fall-back. Policies cover specific conditions, usually including cancers, strokes and heart attacks. Unlike most income protection policies, you are paid a single lump sum that could allow you to pay off the mortgage, for example, or to adapt your home if you become disabled.
Income Protection
Income protection can provide peace of mind. It pays out a tax-free monthly sum – typically 50% to 70% of your usual earnings. While you’re unable to work because of illness or injury. You can keep claiming as long as you need to, within the length of the policy.