Reassured to expand income protection offering
Life insurance broker, Reassured, has appointed Paul Foody to continue the development of its advised arm and expand its product offering, with an immediate focus on income protection.
"The current economic circumstances have made income protection more important than ever."
Paul will join the Board to build upon its advised offering since its launch in 2021, as well as look to expand and diversify the products available to customers, specifically focussing on the income protection market.
Paul joins Reassured from Neilson Place, a platform he co-founded to help consumers get expert advice on the mortgage and insurance market. Prior to that, Paul was chief operating officer at Inchora and managing director at Albany Park.
Steve Marshall, CEO at Reassured, commented: “It is a long lamented fact that income protection is a fantastic product which the market has woefully undersold until now. We will enter this sector with the same customer focussed ethos which made us the number one in Life Insurance and aim to bring IP to the masses. Paul’s experience and enthusiasm will be key to our success.”
Paul Foody added: “The current economic circumstances have made income protection more important than ever. Working with Reassured to develop their offering in this area will be a great way to help even more people get access to the right insurance for them. I have been impressed by the team Reassured have assembled and the incredible growth they have achieved to date. I am excited to help the business in its next phase.”
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