Lady with MS told she is 'uninsurable' by 'specialist' adviser

Made to feel as if she was ‘a nuisance’

Adam Saville
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Cura has since arranged her critical illness/life cover and is looking into IP

A 32-year-old woman with multiple sclerosis (MS) has been told that she is ‘uninsurable' by an adviser firm, which describes itself on its website as a ‘specialist broker for high-risk customers looking to get life insurance'. Shortly afterwards, however, she was able to take out life and critical illness cover on the non-standard market with the help of Kathryn Knowles of Cura Financial Services, who is now also looking into short-term income protection for the lady. Knowles had already been speaking with her over email in relation to her chances of getting critical illness on the st...

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