Legal & General life insurance

Legal & General life insurance provides the financial support your family may need in unfortunate circumstances.

Legal & General life insurance is available in two types:

  • level term life insurance, with the 'term' being the period of cover you decide. Should you die in this period your loved ones will be paid a lump sum amount according to the amount you purchase
  • mortgage life insurance is very similar to life assurance in that you decide on a term and the amount of cover you would like and is designed to enable your family to cope with mortgage repayments should you die

Both categories of Legal & General life insurance come with terminal illness cover with no extra fee and the option to purchase critical illness cover.

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Aviva chief Andrew Moss quits amid pay storm

Aviva boss Andrew Moss steps down

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A fall in spending on DIY is due to a decline in house sales

The fall in spending on DIY is linked to a fall in the number of property sales in the UK.

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Aviva shareholders vote against remuneration plan

Aviva shareholders voted against the executive pay report today

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Lloyds slams PPI claims process as RBS sets aside extra £125m

Lloyds boss attacks 'fraudulent' PPI claims

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