Critical Illness Cover
When considering buying a property in the UK, one of the most vital decisions you will make is selecting the right critical illness cover to ensure you are protected and have peace of mind in the event of an unexpected shock. 
Critical illness cover is an insurance policy that provides financial support should you be diagnosed with a defined critical illness. It’s a crucial part of protecting your home and finances and can make a huge difference in your life and although it’s not mandatory, it is highly recommended. 
 
An experienced protection adviser can help you find the most suitable critical illness cover for your circumstances and ensure that you are covered in the right way to meet your needs. They will provide you with advice and guidance to make sure you consider the right cover for you and your family. 

What Is Critical Illness Cover? 

Critical illness cover is an insurance policy that provides a lump sum payment if you are diagnosed with a defined critical illness. It may be able to provide you with financial assistance to help you cope financially and maintain your current lifestyle. It can also assist you in paying for any additional medical care or treatment that you may require. 
 
The type of coverage you select will be determined by your circumstances and your personal preferences. Typically, the policy will cover a wide range of conditions, such as cancer, heart attack, and stroke, although each provider will have their own specific key terms and conditions. 
 
How Can a Mortgage & Protection Adviser Help? 
When it comes to critical illness cover, a mortgage & protection adviser can assist you in considering the most suitable options for your bespoke requirements. They will evaluate your specific circumstances and advise you on the most suitable coverage for you. 
 
A mortgage & protection adviser can also assist you in comparing plans from several providers to ensure you get the best quality, most cost-effective coverage... 
 
Types of Critical Illness Cover 
In the UK, there are two types of critical illness cover available: level term and decreasing term assurance. If you are diagnosed with a critical illness, level-term insurance will pay you a level sum assured.. Decreasing term assurance provides a decreasing amount of money over a specified period (term). It is important to understand the difference between the two types of cover and to select insurance that is appropriate for your specific situation. 
 
Your mortgage and protection adviser will be able to discuss the appropriate typeof policy for you and explain the differences between the two. They will also be able to provide you with research to understand why a particular provider is being recommended. 
 
The Benefits of Critical Illness Cover 
There are numerous advantages to getting critical illness cover. It can help you maintain your lifestyle if you are diagnosed with a defined critical illness and need financial assistance. It can also assist you in paying for any additional medical care or treatment that you may require. Critical illness cover can also help to protect your home and the future of your family. It can give you financial stability as well as peace of mind for your family if the worst should happen. 
 
Conclusion 
Critical illness cover is an important part of protecting your home and your family’s future. A mortgage and protection adviser can help you to find the most suitable policy for your circumstances and ensure that you are fully covered. They can provide you with expert advice and guidance and help you to compare policies from different providers to make sure you get the most cost-effective, quality coverage. 
 
If you’re considering taking out critical illness cover in the UK, it’s important to speak to a qualified mortgage and protection adviser. We can provide you with quality advice and ensure that you are getting the most suitable policy for your situation. 
 
Make an appointment with one of our industry-leading advisers today or call our team on 01302 866787 and let’s get your critical illness cover in place. 
 
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