Reassured adds Aviva to life insurance offering

Partnership to last three-years

Hemma Visavadia
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Reassured has announced the addition of Aviva to its life insurance panel with customers now able to get a quote for and purchase life and critical illness insurance policies from the insurer.

The three-year partnership between Reassured and Aviva comes as part of Reassured's strategy to broaden its proposition and provide financial security to a greater number of consumers. The agreement also includes a bespoke service and support agreement with the insurer. Phil Jeynes, director of corporate strategy at Reassured said the new agreement with Aviva furthers the broker's offering to "make sure everyone has access to the financial safety net and peace of mind which life insurance can bring." Fran Bruce, MD protection at Aviva, added: "The new agreement builds on the streng...

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