The Exeter unveils revamped IP proposition

Income First

John Brazier
clock • 1 min read

New income protection (IP) offering from The Exeter combines Income One and Pure Protection products.

The Income First product aims to "simplify the income protection journey" for advisers and customers according to The Exeter, providing cover across a range of occupation classes. The Exeter has introduced level guaranteed premiums across all occupation classes, in conjunction with continuing to offer age-costed options, while the need for medical evidence at the underwriting stage has also been reduced with improved non-medical limits. The new product also features The Exeter's new ‘employer change promise', aimed at members that change employment during the term of their policy and ...

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