
Protect the ones you love with award winning Life Insurance
Knowing your family are financially protected should the worst happen to you can give you the reassurance you need to concentrate on the people who matter most.
And with our award-winning cover starting at just £5 per month, peace of mind may be a lot easier to achieve than a peaceful home.
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What is life insurance?
Life Insurance pays out a sum of money to your family should you pass away.
There are different types of Life Insurance, so it's important you choose the right cover for you.
Life Insurance helps you protect the ones you love should the worst happen. Our life cover pays out a cash lump sum if you pass away during the policy term, over this period you pay monthly premiums to LV=.
You can also take out Critical Illness cover with your Life Insurance, where a cash lump sum is paid to you if you're die or are diagnosed with one of the listed critical illnesses during the term of the policy.
Everyone's circumstances are different and not everyone needs Life Insurance. But if your children, partner or other relatives depend on your income to cover things such as a mortgage, household bills or other living expenses, then the answer is probably 'yes', as it will help provide for your family in the event of your death.
To find out more take a look at our guide on what life insurance is and how it works.
So, here's what you need to know about our Life Insurance
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Here's what you need to know about life insurance, so you have the full picture
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.