MetLife expands partnership with Everest

Access extended to employees’ parents and in-laws

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 1 min read

Provider, MetLife UK, has expanded its partnership with Everest Funeral Concierge to broaden family access to the latter’s funeral advice and estate planning services.

The partnership, which is available to policyholders of MetLife's Group Life product, offers a funeral concierge service that includes end-of-life planning and funeral support to employees and their families in the event of their death. This service has been accessible to spouses, partners and dependents of the insured employee, with access now being granted to the employees' parents and in-laws to support with end-of-life planning. Everest advisers will now be able to support employees' parents and in-laws with researching, planning and arranging a funeral. Charlotte O'Brien, head...

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