OneFamily expands over 50s benefits cover

Features include coaching service for cancer survivors returning to work

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OneFamily has extended its benefits package for those aged over fifty years old, including providing extra support for carers and cancer patients.

New features will include an advice service for carers, an app for cancer patients and coaching resources for cancer survivors returning to work. All of these can be accessed from the outset of the policy with no qualifying period. The services are being offered in partnership with private care organisation RedArc, which will provided personal nurses for customers of this policy. RedArc has recently been vocal this year on the subject of cancer care, warning diagnosis and treatment have been negatively impacted as a result of the pandemic.  OneFamily head of investment Paul Brid...

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