Anorak teams up with money management app Plum to deliver protection to millennials

Pandemic led to a rise in interest in life insurance

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Money management app Plum has teamed up with Anorak, an online broker for life insurance, income protection and critical illness cover, to help to protect the finances of young people.

Plum's app will make use of Anorak, offering users the chance to decide if life insurance, income protection or critical illness cover is key to their plans for a financially stable future.  Customers will be able to access Anorak's range of products via the app, while Plum will notify customers if it detects that they are already making life insurance payments, giving them the option to check if they could find a better deal via Anorak. Anorak CEO and co-founder David Vanek said: "This partnership comes as we've seen a jump in the numbers of millennials coming to us who are curious a...

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