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Life insurance (sometimes called life cover) is all about making sure your dependants have the money they need if you were no longer around.
You may also be worried about getting a serious illness, such as cancer, so taking out life cover and critical illness cover means you would receive your lump sum on diagnosis of one of 40 conditions.
Simply choose whether you want life cover only, or life cover with critical illness, when you get a quote. If you’re not sure what type of life cover is best for you, read our handy beginners' guide.
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Affordable life cover to protect you and your family.
Part of one of the world’s largest insurers.
In 2017, we paid out 99% of all our death claims and 95% of all our critical illness claims.
Access to Zurich Support Service for you and your family, provided by one of Zurich’s partners.
For detailed information, please read the key features.
Our simple calculator will give you an idea of how much your loved ones would need if you weren't around. Just tell us what you want to protect…
We offer a handful of optional extras and automatic benefits (which may depend on whether you have chosen life cover only, or life cover and critical illness).
Add children’s benefit and we’ll pay up to £25,000 if your child is diagnosed with one of the same 40 conditions you are covered for.
Available on a life cover and critical illness policy only.
Add multi-fracture cover and we will pay a lump sum of up to £6,000 if you break a bone, dislocate a joint, rupture your Achilles tendon or tear a knee ligament.
Available on both a life cover and a life cover and critical illness policy.
If something changes in your life, like buying a bigger home or having a baby, you may be able to increase your cover without giving us any more details about your health or activities. Bear in mind that increased cover will result in increased premiums.
*Included as standard
If you have a joint policy and you separate or divorce, you can cancel this policy and start individual policies for one or both of you, without needing to provide any more medical information.
For detailed information, please read the key features
Zurich life insurance pays out a lump sum if you die during the term of the policy, or if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness and are expected to live for less than 12 months. There is no cash-in value at any time. If you stop paying your premiums your cover will end.
To find out more and make sure Zurich life insurance is right for you, read the key features document for the plan you're interested in before you apply. We don't offer advice so if you're still not sure, please contact an independent financial adviser who will be able to help you decide. Just remember that they may charge a fee for their advice.
So life cover provides a financial cushion if you die, critical illness does the same if you suffer a severe illness, but what if you can’t work due to illness or injury? How will you replace your income?
Income protection provides a regular income to partially replace your earnings if you can't work because of illness or injury. Because of the need to ensure that such cover is appropriate for your circumstances, you can only buy income protection with Zurich through a financial adviser. You may have to pay for their advice.
If you are interested in income protection cover, please speak to your financial adviser. If you don’t have an adviser, you can find one at Unbiased.co.uk