Life Insurance

Because life is precious and often unpredictable.

A financial safety net for your loved ones

Life Insurance pays a tax-free lump sum if you pass away during the policy term, helping your family stay financially secure.

Key benefits:

  • Helps pay off a mortgage or rent

  • Covers bills and everyday living costs

  • Supports childcare and school costs

  • Helps clear debts and funeral costs

What is Life Insurance?

Life insurance pays a tax-free lump sum to your chosen beneficiaries if you die during the policy term. It is designed to protect the people who rely on you financially.

Life Insurance can help with:

  • Paying off a mortgage or rent

  • Covering bills and everyday living costs

  • Childcare and school costs

  • Debts and funeral costs

Optional extras may include:

  • Level cover (payout stays the same)

  • Decreasing cover (often used for mortgages)

  • Joint or single policies (depending on your situation)

Why buy Life Insurance?

Because it is about protecting your family’s home, lifestyle, and choices, even if you are not there to provide for them.

Types of policy

• Term life insurance (cover for a set number of years)

• Whole of life (designed to pay out when you die, as long as premiums are maintained)

Who is life insurance designed for?

Life insurance is for anyone whose death would leave others with a financial gap, especially parents, couples with shared bills, homeowners with a mortgage, people with debts, and business owners. It can also be used to cover funeral costs or leave money to family, friends, or a charity.

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Types of life insurance policies

The main options are term life (cover for a set number of years), single life (covers one person), joint life (covers two people and usually pays out on the first death), and whole of life (designed to pay out whenever you die, as long as premiums are maintained).

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Choosing the right cover

After you’ve chosen the policy type, term and cover amount, you’ll usually pick level, increasing, or decreasing cover. Level cover keeps the payout the same throughout (but it does not rise with inflation). Increasing cover rises over time (often linked to inflation) and premiums usually increase too. Decreasing cover reduces over time and is commonly used to protect a repayment mortgage, with premiums typically staying the same.

How much does life insurance cost?

It varies based on your age, health, smoker status and lifestyle, the amount of cover you need, the policy type and term length, and sometimes your occupation. Comparing insurers helps you find the best fit for your budget.