Egg life insurance
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With Egg you can get life cover starting from only £5 monthly payments with great flexibility and benefits incorporated in all their life insurance packages.
With Egg life insurance and critical illness protection you can ensure your family is provided for, or have your mortgage paid off. You can also change your cover at any time to reflect your changing priorities, for example, if you are buying a new home or expecting a child.
With Egg's critical illness insurance, your children will also receive critical illness protection for up to a quarter of your benefit.
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