Vitality launches cancer product

£570 a month benefit

Adam Saville
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Monthly income to support additional living expenses incurred during cancer treatment

Vitality has launched a new cancer benefit - named ‘Cancer Benefit Booster' - alongside a raft of serious illness cover (SIC) changes (also announced today). Revealed as part of ‘Vitality Pink', an initiative which directly rewards members who hold both a VitalityHealth and VitalityLife policy, ‘Cancer Benefit Booster' provides extra financial support to people diagnosed with cancer. Available to members with a VitalityHealth private medical insurance (PMI) plan and an eligible SIC policy, claimants on either policy will receive £570 a month, plus the cost of their monthly PMI and lif...

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