
Level term
The same payout, whenever you claim during the term.
Suits: Families, and interest-only mortgages
A payslip that keeps arriving
Instead of one big sum, your family gets a regular income if you die, from then until the policy ends. It replaces what you’d have brought home.
A few minutes online. No sales calls, and no fee from us.

Family income benefit pays monthly. If a lump sum suits you better, try these.
It feels like a salary. Money arrives regularly, so the bills keep getting paid without a big sum to manage.
Often good value. The total you’d get falls as the years pass, so it usually costs less than a lump sum that pays the same overall.
Easy to size. Start from what your family needs each month, not a guess at a big number.
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The short version. Your policy documents have every detail, and we’ll go through them with you.
The income runs only until the date the policy was due to end. Die in the final year, and your family gets a year’s income, not the full term’s.
Three steps, online, with a person on the phone if you want one.

What would your family need each month to keep going without your income?

Often until your youngest child is likely to leave home or finish education.

Choose from the quotes. The insurer checks your answers, and cover starts the day they accept you.
Short answers to what people ask most, before they buy.
The income isn’t subject to Income Tax. Like other life cover, it can be written in trust to keep it outside your estate for Inheritance Tax.
Many policies let them swap the remaining income for one lump sum. It’s usually less than the monthly payments would add up to.
Only if you choose it. Index-linked cover rises each year, for a higher premium; level cover pays the same amount throughout.
Level term pays one fixed lump sum whenever you die in the term. Family income benefit pays an income for whatever time is left, so the total falls as the years go by.
Yes. A common mix is decreasing term for the mortgage and family income benefit for the everyday bills.
Claims and changes are handled by your insurer: their number is on your policy documents. If you arranged it through us, call us on 01302 590 852 and we’ll help you find the policy and the right people.
For a claim, it helps to have:
Their claims number and online form are in the policy documents. Most claims start with one call, and they’ll guide you from there.
Can’t find the policy, or the insurer? Call us on 01302 590 852 and we’ll find it with you.
Changing your mind
You have 30 days after your policy starts to cancel for a full refund of anything you’ve paid.
If an insurer fails
Life insurance is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), which covers 100% of a claim if an insurer can’t pay. See fscs.org.uk.
Support for bereaved parents
A surviving parent may be able to claim Bereavement Support Payment. See gov.uk.
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