Knowing your family are financially protected should the worst happen can give you the reassurance you need to concentrate on the people who matter most.
And with cover starting at just £5 per month (or £7 if claiming cashback), peace of mind may be a lot easier to achieve than a peaceful home.
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Why choose LV=
Life insurance pays out a sum of money to your family should the worst happen, and you pass away.
There are different types of life insurance, so it’s important you choose the right cover for you.
You might decide you need life insurance to cover any debts you have, ensuring your loved ones have some money to repay them if you die.
Alternatively, you might be looking for life insurance to provide money to support your family in other ways if the worst should happen, such as paying for school fees, or to help meet the costs of further education.
Our life cover pays out a cash lump sum if you pass away during the policy term. Over this period, you’ll pay monthly premiums to LV=.
When arranging life insurance, you should consider the amount of cover you need and the length of time you wish to have it for.
You can also take out Critical Illness cover with your life insurance, which means a cash lump sum is paid to you if you die or are diagnosed with one of the listed critical illnesses during the term of the policy.
Our life cover is designed for protection purposes only and has no cash-in or surrender value. If you stop paying your premiums the cover ends, and you get nothing back.
Everyone's circumstances are different and not everyone needs life insurance.
However, if your children, partner or other relatives depend on your income to cover costs such as a mortgage, household bills or other living expenses, the answer is probably 'yes', as it will help provide for your family in the event of your death.
Life Insurance cover inclusions
The information on this page shouldn't be taken as advice. It's up to you to decide if it's right for you and you should speak to a financial adviser if you're not sure.
The different types of life insurance
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Single and joint life cover explained
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