AIG Life partners with Skipton Building Society

‘Easy-to-understand’ products

Adam Saville
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Mutual selects insurer to provide 'easy and effortless' life and critical illness insurance

AIG Life's simple versions of life and critical illness cover will be made available to Skipton mortgage customers under a new partnership arrangement. The building society's one million existing customer will also be able to apply for cover either by in branch or over the phone with a process which takes just seven minutes and uses only 11 questions. The majority of customers will be able to purchase cover immediately, without the need for medical evidence. ‘Peace of mind' Maitham Mohsin, Skipton's head of savings and Partnerships, said: "Life and critical illness insurance is a f...

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