LV= adds COVID-19 underwriting question

As of Tuesday 7 April

Adam Saville
clock • 1 min read

LV= has updated its application questions through its online quote and apply system during coronavirus

A customer will now be required to let LV= know if they have tested positive for coronavirus, been advised to self-isolate, are currently self-isolating or had symptoms suggestive of coronavirus. If an applicant has tested positive for COVID-19 it will postpone an application for one month after their full recovery. Those self-isolating due to being at risk will be asked to disclose their underlying health condition and they will be referred to an underwriter. Someone isolating due to living with some who has symptoms of coronavirus will be postponed until two weeks after their iso...

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