Legal & General partners with Co-op Insurance

On life and critical illness cover

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 1 min read

Legal & General has partnered with Co-op Insurance to offer members and customers its Life Insurance and Decreasing Life Insurance cover, with or without Critical Illness Cover, and Over 50s Fixed Life Insurance.

Customers who buy a policy through Co-op will also be able to access Legal & General's Care Concierge and Wellbeing Support via RedArc free of charge. Care Concierge supports customers and their families with finding and arranging later life care, while Wellbeing Support provides emotional and practical support for customers and loved ones during difficult times. Cover will be available from £5 per month on both Life and Over 50s products, depending on the customer's age, health and lifestyle. Claire Beardmore, partnerships director at Legal & General, said: "Co-op and Legal & Gene...

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