British Friendly adds three Mutual Benefits initiatives

Hannah Godfrey
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British Friendly has added three new elements to its Mutual Benefits in the shape of 'health MOTs' at no extra cost, power of attorney at no extra cost and discounted travel insurance.

The Mutual Benefits are available to both new and existing members and are designed to offer practical benefits to enhance members' lifestyles and complement their income protection cover. The protection provider first launched the programme last February. The first of the benefits, health MOTs, has been included following a successful trial. Carried out by Square Health, the MOTs will take the form of a comprehensive health check in the member's home or at their place of work. British Friendy said the check could help to identify whether the member is at higher risk for certain condi...

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