Life Insurance

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Types Of Insurance.

Level Term Life Insurance

Explained by Martin Lewis

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1. Level Term Insurance

Is designed to payout a lump sum if you pass away OR are diagnosed to be Terminally Ill within a time frame or age.

(This means a doctor has signed you off as having only 12 months left to live.)

Level Term Insurance is used to cover large debts and leave money behind for loved ones. Most common and one of the cheapest forms of Life Insurance on the market.

2. Decreasing Term Life Insurance Or *Mortgage Insurance

Is designed to pay off your mortgage or cover Inheritance Tax in the event of death or Terminal Illness.

This policy will track and go down in value, in line with your mortgage. If you die the policy will payout the value of the mortgage and won’t leave anything else behind.

This policy is the cheapest on the market

3. Critical Illness Insurance

Is designed to payout a lump sum if you are diagnosed with a Critical Illness that is listed on the policy documents.

This policy is designed to protect or cover your income.

BUT you can have a Critical Illness Policy that decreases inline with your mortgage and will pay off your mortgage IF you are diagnosed with something Critical such as

Cancer, Heart Attack, Strokes, Loss of Limb etc etc.

Income Protection

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4. Income Protection

Is designed to payout a monthly amount until you can go back to work. This is so you don’t have to rely on Statutory sick pay which is £109.40 per week.

Income Protection will payout for ANY reason as long as a doctor has stated you can’t work and it has been documented.

  • Broken Legs
  • Illnesses
  • Mental Health

Anything….

5. Other Ad Ons

With Life Insurance you can get extra add ons such as;

6. “That’s alot of Options, I don’t know what I need?”

Has Your Head Fallen Off Yet?

It’s alot of information. BUT don’t panic. This is my job, I am here to help 🙂

I will have a quick chat or ask for some information via email

(Whatever you are more comfortable with) then I will provide you with quotes and recommendations based on your circumstances as your circumstances will be very different to another person.

I’ve helped 1000’s of clients protect their families.

I’d love to protect yours as well.

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Once you take out a policy.

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