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Financial Foundations provides a choice of various types of protection that pay cash to the life ass...

Financial Foundations provides a choice of various types of protection that pay cash to the life assured or their dependants. - Life cover - provides a tax free lump sum if the insured dies or suffer a terminal illness. - Critical illness (CI) cover - provides a tax free lump sum if one of a range of illnesses is contracted. - Permanent disability cover - provides a tax free lump sum if one of a range of permanently disabling conditions occurs. - Elderly care cover - provides a sum upon diagnosis of one of a range of specified illnesses that are more likely in older age. - Income ...

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