Cirencester Friendly joins Paradigm Protect panel

Member firms will have access to individual income protection products

Hemma Visavadia
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Paradigm Protect, part of Paradigm Mortgage Services, has added Cirencester Friendly to its panel, offering members access to a selection of income protection products.

Member firms will now have access to Cirencester Friendly's individual income protection products such as My Earnings Protected and Income Assured Enhanced. The income protection specialist also provides Fracture and Hospitalisation benefits and Immediate Death benefit support.  Earlier this year, Paradigm added HSBC Life to its panel to offer members access to its life and critical illness products. Mike Allison, head of protection at Paradigm, commented: "Cirencester Friendly are fully immersed in the income protection market so we are very pleased to be able to add them to the P...

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