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Life insurance, whether it’s for a self-employed individual or group life insurance, protects you, your family and potentially your employees and their families too. It’s a comprehensive plan which normally pays out a tax-free lump sum to the family or named beneficiaries of your life insurance plan.
However, we find that customers often worry about their eligibility for life insurance, due to a range of misconceptions around criteria and payouts. The aim of this blog is to inform you as to how you can get covered on a life insurance plan, ensuring adequate protection and payout where necessary.
There are some basic requirements you’ll need to meet in order to take out a life insurance plan in the UK:
Beyond these criteria, there are some further factors which would be considered by an insurer before determining your eligibility.
Another important consideration which insurers often look for is what’s known as ‘insurable interest’. Effectively, this refers to whether or not you have a financial or personal relationship you have with the person whose life is being insured. Naturally, if you’re taking out a policy for yourself, the answer is yes. But, if taking out a plan for somebody else, you need to have a relationship with the individual where you’d be financially affected in the event of death. This could be an employee, spouse, or dependent.
Find Out if You Are Eligible for Life Insurance
Life insurance has possibly the highest number of misconceptions when compared with other insurance types. This leads to a lot of confusion, and we find that unravelling some of the following myths help many customers to realise how life insurance will benefit them:
This is not an exhaustive list of all misconceptions around life insurance, so to find out more about life insurance plans, get in touch with the team at Dragonfly Cloud.
There are a couple of ways to get covered for life insurance.
First of all, you can seek out a policy for yourself, contacting the major insurers and comparing deals to the best of your ability to find a plan which works.
Alternatively, you can go through an independent intermediary with a personal touch, who will listen to your wants and needs before giving you bespoke advice and searching a wide panel of insurers for the best deal for you. This option may cost you some money upfront, but gives a level of customer care you won’t find with a big insurance broker, and helps you to find a deal best suited to your needs, likely saving you money down the line.
Learn more about Dragonfly Crowd, and learn how we deliver effective life insurance cover for businesses and individuals alike.
Find out How We Can Help you Get Life Insurance
You might be concerned that you don’t qualify for life insurance. Perhaps you don’t have enough money to afford a comprehensive plan, or maybe one of the following applies to you:
Typically, group life insurance plans are underwritten less intensely, and are based on the group as a whole. What this means is that you may not have to undergo a medical exam, and you may be asked less questions about your health and lifestyle. As a result, you may qualify for a group life insurance policy, where you didn’t qualify for an individual policy.
Individual life insurance policies often require you to undergo a medical exam, as well as asking you a plethora of questions which would uncover any issues or problems which might make you ineligible. As a result, ask your employer, or if you’re a business owner yourself, look into your options with Dragonfly Crowd.
Our team, with over 50 years experience collectively, work alongside individuals and businesses alike to secure the best possible deals for our clients.
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