Heath Lambert and Partnership launch annuity portal

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Leeds-based advisory firm Heath Lambert has teamed up with Partnership to launch a direct-to-consumer annuity portal.

The portal allows consumers to go through the underwriting process, get quotes and apply for annuities in once place. Heath Lambert's proposition provides annuities from a panel of ten providers for clients with pension pots of over £40,000. This panel includes Aviva, Legal and General, Canada Life, Aegon, Prudential, Living Time, Hodge Life, LV=, Just Retirement and Partnership. However, for clients with less than £40,000, it only offers enhanced annuities from Partnership and standard annuities from Canada Life. Stuart Grennan, director of Heath Lambert, said the firm chose Pa...

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