Cirencester Friendly relaunches My Extra Benefits

With enhancements

Adam Saville
clock • 1 min read

Cirencester Friendly has announced the relaunch of its add-on product range, My Extra Benefits

Following the temporary withdrawal of My Extra Benefits from the market at the end of March, the relaunch brings enhancements to both new and existing members at no extra cost, the mutual confirmed.  Originally launched in August 2016, Fracture & Hospitalisation Benefit and Immediate Death Benefit are available alongside Cirencester Friendly's income protection contracts as an extra cost option. Fracture benefit now provides a lump sum of £1,500, up from £1,000 in the event a member suffers a fracture to any one of the 19 named bones. There is no change to the current hospitalisation ...

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