Why choose PruProtect? We cover more conditions: Most providers limit the number of listed illnesses and conditions they pay out on to around 35. PruProtect Serious Illness Cover can cover between 93 and 154 illnesses and conditions, depending on the choice of cover.
We could pay out more often: Our Serious Illness Cover pays out on the severity of illness or disability. This means your clients could receive a payout at an earlier stage of illness, even if it is not life-threatening. They could also make multiple claims, and receive a payout more than once
Cover can be adapted: With PruProtect your clients will have one of the widest ranges of cover options available in one policy. They have the ability to add or remove benefits at any time.
With ‘Vitality’ we reward your clients for being healthy: Your clients can manage their future premiums by engaging in a healthy lifestyle or making efforts to improve it, all through a range of health and wellbeing related-partners that offer exclusive discounts
How PruProtect made a difference to Sarah and Tim*
Sarah and Tim had recently married and taken out a mortgage on their new home. Five years later Tim was diagnosed with Low Grade Prostate Cancer and had to stop work to recover from treatment.
Many traditional critical illness policies would not cover this level of illness. Fortunately he qualified for a partial payment from his PruProtect Serious Illness Cover. This enabled him to pay off part of their mortgage and cover living expenses while in recovery.
Because they had elected the Minimum Protected Account at 100% their cover was reinstated at no extra cost or further underwriting after the claim was paid. This meant that they would receive further financial support if Tim’s condition deteriorated or either of them suffered from another serious illness in the future.
For more information about PruProtect, please visit www.pruprotect.co.uk or call 0845 601 0072
* This is an example designed to represent a possible situation and does not relate to any particular individual. You should not look upon this as financial advice or a recommendation of a particular course of action.
