Aviva life insurance
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Aviva are the world's fifth biggest insurance group and the largest in the UK.
Aviva offer immediate online quotes and cover, with fixed premiums starting from just £5 per month and providing life insurance cover up to £500,000.
The insurer also offer a mortgage repayment type protection through their decreasing term life insurance so you do not pay more for the cover you need as premiums and cover fall in line with your mortgage repayments.
Other life insurance products available through Aviva include an accidental death benefit plan that pays out up to £150,000.
If you are seeking total life protection then Aviva offer a guaranteed whole of life product where cover lasts the whole of your lifetime and covers inheritance tax.
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