
Level term
The same payout, whenever you claim during the term.
Suits: Families, and interest-only mortgages
No end date. Just the one inevitable one
Cover that lasts as long as you do. Keep paying, and it pays out whenever you die, so the people you leave get something for certain.
A few minutes online. No sales calls, and no fee from us.

Whole of life costs more because it always pays. If you only need cover for a while, term cover is cheaper.
It always pays out. No term to outlive, so your family gets the money, provided you keep paying.
Help with Inheritance Tax. Written in trust, the payout can help your family pay an Inheritance Tax bill.
Something to leave. An inheritance, or the funeral costs, whatever age you reach.
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The short version. Your policy documents have every detail, and we’ll go through them with you.
Premiums are either guaranteed, fixed for life, or reviewable, which the insurer can raise later. Check which you’re buying. Most whole of life protection has no cash-in value.
Three steps, online, with a person on the phone if you want one.

An inheritance, the funeral, or an Inheritance Tax bill. That sets the amount.

See guaranteed and reviewable prices side by side, and choose the one that fits.

The insurer checks your answers. Once it starts, we’ll help you write it in trust.
Short answers to what people ask most, before they buy.
Because the insurer knows it will pay out one day. Term cover only pays if you die during the term, which most people don’t.
Yes, if you live a long time. That’s the trade for knowing it will pay out whenever you die.
Usually for life. Some policies stop taking premiums at a set age, such as 90, and the cover carries on.
Written in trust, the payout sits outside your estate and can be used to pay the bill. It doesn’t reduce the tax itself. For planning, talk to a solicitor or a regulated financial adviser.
The cover ends and, on most protection policies, you get nothing back. If money is tight, ask us about lowering the cover instead.
Yes. A joint policy can pay out on the first death, or on the second, which is the one often used for Inheritance Tax.
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.
Trusts
A trust decides who gets the payout, and keeps it out of probate. See trusts.
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.
Not sure whether you need cover for life or just for now? Ask a real person, with no sales pitch and no fee from us.
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