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The Journey to Protecting What Matters Most

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Initial

Meeting

Let’s grab a coffee (or a Zoom). This is where we get to know you, your concerns, and your protection goals. Think of it as a relaxed chat to set you on the right path to financial security. You talk, we listen!

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Personalised

Package

We’ll craft an insurance plan tailored to your needs, complete with all the suitable options. We’re like your personal insurance matchmaker, finding the best deal to make protecting what matter most easy. 

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We Do

The Rest

Leave the paperwork, provider chasing, and all the heavy lifting to us. All you need to do is sit back and relax while we make it happen behind the scenes. Our award-winning insurance team is available 7-days a week.

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You Are

Covered!

Your new insurance is set up, and it’s time to pop the bubbly! Like all our 5-star customers, you are now financially protected should the worst happen. 

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If you need any form of whole-of-life insurance, make an appointment with one of our advisors today. We aim to make protecting your family as easy as possible.

Different Types of Whole Of Life Insurance

Why Use Protex Financial For Whole Of Life Insurance?

Here at Protex Financial, we strive to focus only on you; this is why we can offer the best range of whole-of-life insurance advice with access to thousands of products the insurance market offers. Our whole of life insurance brokers can search thousands of products to ensure you are getting the most suitable deal you can possibly get.

The FCA, the Financial Conduct Authority, regulates our team at Protex Financial. This means everything we do is for you; we must offer you the leading and most suitable whole of life insurance policy, rates, and advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Whole Life Insurance, also known as life assurance, offers financial protection for the entirety of a person’s life. It is an agreement that pays out to your family or estate when you die.

Both over-50s Life Insurance and Whole Life Insurance provide coverage for the rest of your life from the moment you take out the policy. However, you can obtain Whole Life Insurance at a younger age than 50.

Whole Life Insurance requires you to answer basic health and lifestyle questions before accessing cover, similar to Level Term Insurance.

In contrast, Over 50s Life Insurance offers guaranteed acceptance, making it suitable if you are older, suffer from ill health, or are a smoker, as no medical questionnaire is required. 

As a result, Over 50s Life Insurance is typically more expensive than Whole of Life Insurance.

The reasons why the over 50s choose to take out a life insurance policy are: 

  • Peace of mind for your family. 
  • Pay off a mortgage. 
  • Repay credit cards and/or personal loans.  
  • Inheritance tax planning.  
  • Funeral costs.  
 

Yes, you can have more than one Whole of Life Insurance policy. Here are some important points to consider if you are thinking about obtaining multiple policies:

  1. Multiple Policies: There is no legal limit to the number of life insurance policies you can have. You can take out multiple Whole of Life Insurance policies from different insurers, or even from the same insurer, as long as you meet the underwriting requirements for each policy.

  2. Coverage Amount: When applying for additional policies, insurers will consider the total amount of life insurance coverage you already have. They may assess whether the combined coverage amounts are reasonable based on your income and financial situation to prevent over-insurance.

  3. Premiums: Keep in mind that each policy will have its own premium. Having multiple policies means you’ll need to manage multiple premium payments, which can add up. Make sure you can afford the total cost of all the policies.

  4. Policy Management: Managing multiple life insurance policies can be complex. It’s important to keep track of all the details, such as premium due dates, coverage amounts, and beneficiaries, to ensure you maintain all your policies in good standing.

With a Whole of Life Insurance policy, the day you take out your new insurance policy is the day you are covered, just like most life insurance policies. But with an Over 50’s Life Insurance policy, coverage usually begins immediately without the need for medical exams or health questions, offering guaranteed acceptance regardless of your health status. However, there may be an initial qualifying period, typically the first 1-2 years, during which the policy will only pay out the premiums paid or a smaller benefit if you pass away from natural causes. This makes Over 50’s Life Insurance an accessible option for those with health concerns or who are older, though it generally comes with higher premiums.

Whether Whole of Life Insurance is worth getting depends on your circumstances, financial goals, and personal preferences. 

Advantages of Whole of Life Insurance

  1. Lifetime Coverage: Whole of Life Insurance provides coverage for your entire life, ensuring that your beneficiaries will receive a payout no matter when you pass away, as long as premiums are paid.

  2. Guaranteed Payout: This policy guarantees a lump sum payment to your beneficiaries upon your death, which can be used for funeral costs, paying off debts, or providing an inheritance.

  3. Estate Planning: It can be an effective tool for estate planning, helping to cover inheritance taxes or provide liquidity to your estate, ensuring your heirs are not burdened with financial issues.

  4. Fixed Premiums: Premiums are usually fixed, meaning they won’t increase over time, which can help with long-term budgeting and financial planning.

Disadvantages of Whole of Life Insurance

  1. Higher Cost: Whole of Life Insurance is typically more expensive than term life insurance due to the guaranteed payout and the cash value component.

  2. Complexity: The cash value and investment components can make these policies more complex to understand and manage than simpler term life insurance policies.

  3. Commitment: You must commit to paying premiums for your entire life or until the policy’s specified age. If you stop paying premiums, the policy may lapse or become unaffordable.

  4. Opportunity Cost: The higher premiums might mean less money available for other investments or savings opportunities that could yield higher returns.

Yes, you can get insurance even if you have pre-existing medical conditions, although there are many things to think about and steps that you may need to take.

Underwriting Process: Insurers evaluate your health by underwriting, which can involve filling out a medical questionnaire or even taking a medical examination; the amount charged as a premium and the extent of coverage available are based on the severity and type of disease identified during this stage.

Possible Outcomes: Depending on what kind of illness someone has, they might be subjected to paying more money each month than healthy individuals would or they could be barred from benefits altogether; still, many companies offer policies specifically designed for people with bad health.

Many things determine the cost of a whole of life insurance benefit policy, it is personal to you and your situation. These are:

Age

Health

Lifestyle (smoking, job, hobbies etc.)

Period to be covered (policy term)

Amount of money given as an income (sum insured)

Yes and no, it will depend on the type of whole-of-life insurance plan you decide to take.  

A term insurance and whole-of-life policy can be in joint names, but a budget over 50s plan cannot. These will need to be in your sole names, with a set insurance amount for each.