Reassured launches protection advisory service

New propositions

John Brazier
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Life insurance broker Reassured has launched an advice service to complement its existing direct-to-consumer model.

As part of the company's expansion plans, the new service will be offered through the Reassured Advice subsidiary, alongside its direct offering model that recently surpassed one million customers covered. Former LifeSearch protection advice specialist Amanda Curwood has been appointed to lead Reassured's protection advice proposition. She has been joined by Lucy Brown who will be responsible for handling day-to-day interactions with insurer partners. Brown will report to Phil Jeynes (pictured), who has seen his role at Reassured expand to become director of corporate strategy, respon...

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