Legal & General partners with Police Mutual
Three-year agreement for protection products
To initially distribute life, decreasing life and critical Illness
A partnership between Legal & General and Police Mutual to provide protection products for three years went live on 4 February. The mutual, which was set up in 1866 by police officers to support the police service, will initially provide both serving and retired police officers and staff, as well as their families, with L&G's life insurance, decreasing life insurance and critical illness cover products. The mutual services around 200,000 officers, staff and family members. The products are...
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