Life, health, motor, business and general insurance products we advise on.
A directory of the cover we advise on. Each page sets out who the product suits, what it typically covers, the main exclusions and how a claim works.
The largest cover for the smallest premium — pure income replacement for your family.
Lifelong protection with a savings element, often used for legacy planning.
Disciplined long-term savings with a life cover attached.
Periodic payouts during the policy term, plus cover throughout.
Known returns, defined at purchase, insulated from market movement.
Market-linked growth with life cover, and the ability to switch funds.
Hospitalisation cover in your own name, with its own sum insured.
One sum insured shared across the whole family, at a lower combined premium.
Cover designed for older adults, where underwriting and sub-limits matter most.
A lump sum on diagnosis — for the costs a hospital bill never captures.
Large additional cover above a deductible, at a fraction of the premium.
Cover for death and disability caused by accident, at a very low premium.
A funded education, whether or not you are there to pay for it.
Turning a working-life corpus into an income that outlives you.
Third-party cover is mandatory. Comprehensive cover is what protects your car.
Low-premium cover for bikes and scooters, with the same legal obligation.
Protecting the business against the loss of the person it depends on.
Funding the agreement that decides what happens to a departing partner's share.
Hospitalisation cover for employees and their families, underwritten as a group.
Life cover for the whole workforce, at group rates.
Buildings, plant, stock and contents against fire and allied perils.
Legal liability to the public and statutory liability to your workforce.
Product features, benefits, exclusions, waiting periods and eligibility differ between insurers and product variants. The pages here are educational summaries — the insurer’s policy wording governs in every case.
