Life Insurance
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Saving illustrates a total saving over the term of the policy
Illustration based on Life insurance (including earlier terminal illness) 40-year-old, non-smoker, £250,000 sum insured, over a term of 30 years
Normal quote monthly premium £25.09
Total premiums payable over the term £9,032.40
Discounted (10%) monthly premium £22.58
Total premiums payable over the term £8,128.80
Saving over the term £903.60
Figures correct as of December 2019
Premiums provided are indicative only and are based on this example, which is shown for information purposes only. Your own circumstances will determine whether the amount payable is more or less than the figure quoted.
* Please read the key features of the Adaptable Life Plan or the Decreasing Mortgage Cover Plan and the Level Protection Plan.
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What is life insurance?
Life insurance, also known as term insurance or life assurance will provide a sum of money in the event of death during the term of the policy. This lump sum is paid tax-free and can be used by your dependents however they choose.
What is a level term assurance policy?
A Level Term Assurance policy is where the amount of cover (also known as “sum assured”) stays the same throughout the length of the policy. Both the sum assured and the term are set at the start of the policy. Level term assurance is often taken out to provide financial security to your family or to help pay off a mortgage and is most suited to interest-only mortgages.
What is a decreasing term assurance policy?
A decreasing term assurance policy will provide a sum of money in the event of death and can be used with a repayment mortgage. The amount known as the ‘sum assured’ decreases in line with the total mortgage owed. If you choose a decreasing sum assured, your premium will remain level. This is the cheapest type of life insurance.
What is critical illness cover?
Critical illness cover pays out a lump sum if you are diagnosed with one of the many critical illnesses covered by the plan – illnesses such as cancer, a heart attack or a stroke (subject to your plan’s terms and conditions). Bear in mind, not all conditions are covered.
A cash sum can help remove some of the financial and emotional stress associated with a critical illness – to enable you to take the time off work, help pay for specialist treatment or help cover day-to-day household bills such as childcare or to pay for that once in a lifetime big holiday.
What is whole of life cover?
Whole-of-life insurance is designed to last as long as you do. You pay a premium every month and when you die, the policy pays out a lump sum to your loved ones.
Who is insured?
You can buy Life Insurance for yourself and you will be the person insured. If you have a partner, you can buy it as a joint life insurance. It insures both people but will only pay once. The insurance will then stop.
How do I pay for life insurance?
Zurich will collect monthly or annual payments for you by direct debit to pay for your insurance until the date your insurance ends.
What happens if I miss a payment?
If you stop making payments, your cover and plan will end 30 days after the last payment was due. You won’t get back any of the payments you’ve already made.
Waiver of payment benefit
This means we make your payments to the plan for you if you are incapacitated and can’t perform your own occupation due to illness or injury.