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Insurance seems very expensive?
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InsideInsurance wrote: »So would income protection not be better where you get a monthly payment until you are fit to return to work or hit 65 (or whatever age you want to set)?
CI only pays out a lump sum and only if you have one of a set list of conditions with a set list of markers. You can be too ill to work for months/ years but not trigger CI because its a condition not on the list, you can also find that CI pays out on a condition that doesnt actually impact you too much.
Thank you, I will check that out. Is that something that could be added to this cover also, or purchased separately? It's all a minefield! :eek:
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The proper version of Income Protection (properly known as Permanent Health Insurance) is normally sold as a standalone product but L&G do write it so if you wanted all your insurances with one provider you could do so.0
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