Income protection policy unveiled by Zurich

Adam Saville
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Rehabilitation, return to work packages and lump sum benefit for trauma included

Zurich has released details of its individual income protection policy, available on its newly launched protection platform - Life Protection Platform. As with its critical illness policy, the product is available in two options - ‘core' and ‘select'. Core Zurich's ‘core' income protection policy includes up to 80% of net earnings covered for customers unable to work through injury or illness; full rehabilitation support delivered by a specialist in-house team; early claim notification benefit (Zurich will pay customers premiums when rehabilitation support is accessed during their ...

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