Best Insurance launches life product with Shepherds Friendly

Single life decreasing or level term product

Jaskeet Briah
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Provider, Best Insurance, has launched a life insurance product that has been developed with mutual insurer, Shepherds Friendly.

The product is available on a single life decreasing or level term basis for UK residents aged between 18-60, providing a maximum lump sum of up to £500,000 on death or to those diagnosed with a terminal illness during the term of the policy. There is a minimum term of five years for this product and a maximum of 40 years, with the policy covering applicants up to the age of 70. However, all applications must be received before a customer's 61st birthday. While the minimum payout across all policies is £10,000, the maximum amounts available are graded according to the age at which the...

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