Quilter and L&G launch protection tool for advisers

‘What are the Chances’

Adam Saville
clock • 1 min read

Quilter and Legal & General have launched tool for protection advisers called 'What are the chances'.

The tool allows users to input their gender, age, smoking status, retirement age aspirations and their attitude to risk into the tool. It then calculates what the chances are of someone needing to spend a month off work, suffering a serious illness or dying prior to retirement age. The application has been designed specifically for Quilter advisers to help aid meaningful conversations about protection with clients and introduce the concept of managing their risk. Quilter Financial Planning proposition director Charlotte Nixon said: "Protection is one of the most emotive parts of finan...

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