LifeQuote launches customisable D2C protection platform for advisers

Initial £499 plus ongoing fees

Victoria McKeever
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LifeQuote has launched a customisable web-based service for advisers that allows them to offer clients or prospects a direct-to-consumer (D2C) protection platform on their website.

LifeQuote said the D2C service was made for clients who wanted to investigate the prices of life policies but may not want a fully intermediated service. It requires an initial investment of £499 and an ongoing fee of £49 per month. For that, advisers will receive a mobile and tablet responsive protection platform fully branded to their company, which can be embedded into any adviser-linked sites. LifeQuote said the new offering provided a panel of "leading" protection insurers that covered a range of term and critical illness policies. Depending on the online results, the firm said c...

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