L&G launches income protection adviser hub
Legal & General has launched a new income protection adviser hub which includes benefit calculators, guides to income protection, and other tools to help show the benefits of IP to customers.
"Intermediaries already do a great job of protecting their clients and these changes are designed to help make that process simpler and more effective."
The new hub follows a series of improvements to its income protection offering including sick pay alignment for NHS workers, a free rehabilitation support service and reduced pricing across all occupation classes.
Craig Brown, director at Legal & General Intermediary, commented: “While critical illness cover and life insurance are often the first protection solutions we talk about as an industry, for many customers IP can play a no less important role.
"Our Deadline to Breadline report found that nearly a third of employees didn’t have any financial back-up plans in place. Income protection could provide a monthly benefit should the client be unable to work due to incapacity caused by illness or injury resulting in a loss of earnings.
"Intermediaries already do a great job of protecting their clients and these changes are designed to help make that process simpler and more effective.”
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