The Exchange add PTA service to Exweb

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A new Pension term Assurance (PTA) service has been launched by The Exchange as part of its Exweb portal.

The Exchange, part of Vertex Financial Servces, says the new service aims to build on the existing quotation and e-business services already offered, with Exweb users able to review clients’ protection needs by showing a like for like comparison of the new style PTA products against traditional term quotations. From today Liverpool Victoria, Scottish Equitable, Legal & General and Friends Provident will have PTA products live on the service, with a further six providers scheduled to join the platform within the next couple of months. According to The Exchange, the Exweb PTA service wi...

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