Canada Life enhances CLASS platform

WeCare added

Adam Saville
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Excepted group life insurance policies added to Canada Life Self Service platform (CLASS)

Advisers can now offer quotes for both excepted and registered group protection policies, including group life insurance, group income protection and group critical illness, using Canada Life's CLASS platform. Canada Life's excepted solution is available to employers with all trust documentation with any claims being managed by independent trustees. Organisations can also establish and use their won excepted trust if they prefer. The group protection insurer has also added WeCare, its range of support services introduced in April, for both registered and excepted scheme employees and ...

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