Paradigm Protect partners with Assured Futures on signposting options

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Hemma Visavadia
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Paradigm Protect, part of Paradigm Mortgage Services, has announced a partnership with Assured Futures which will see the life and health insurance intermediary provide signposting options for Paradigm member firms.

Paradigm members will be able to refer clients to Assured Futures for protection and insurance product options. This will be particularly important with the upcoming Consumer Duty rules, according to Paradigm. Assured Futures offers life insurance, private medical insurance, income protection, and accident, sickness and unemployment cover, as well as online quotes for insurance products. In addition, Paradigm member firms who refer clients to Assured Futures will receive a "no cross-selling guarantee" and access to a panel of providers across all product areas.   Mike Allison, head...

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