Term assurance is the traditional name for term life insurance — straightforward cover that pays your family a lump sum if you die within a fixed term. Choose level or decreasing cover to suit your needs. A broker will compare leading UK insurers and call you with tailored term assurance quotes.
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Fixed-term cover with two main options — level or decreasing.
The payout stays the same for the whole term. A popular choice for family protection, replacing lost income or covering an interest-only mortgage.
The payout reduces over the term, usually in line with a repayment mortgage balance. Premiums are often lower than level cover for the same starting amount.
If you die during the term, your loved ones receive a lump sum they can use for the mortgage, bills, childcare or everyday costs. A broker compares leading UK insurers to find the right policy for you.
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Getting insurance quotes is simple. Here's how the process works.
Answer a few simple questions about yourself and the level of cover you're looking for. It only takes a couple of minutes.
A specialist broker will call you back to discuss your requirements and answer any questions you may have.
The broker will present quotes from leading insurers so you can compare options and choose the cover that's right for you. There's no obligation to proceed.
Which type of term assurance policy suits you?
| Feature | Level Term Assurance | Decreasing Term Assurance |
|---|---|---|
| Payout | Stays the same for the whole term | Reduces over the term |
| Typical use | Family protection and income replacement | Covering a repayment mortgage balance |
| Premiums | Typically higher for the same starting cover | Typically lower, as the payout reduces |
A broker will call to discuss which type of term assurance suits your needs.
Common questions about term assurance policies.