Cirencester Friendly announces short-term benefit option

No penalty for claiming for the same condition twice

Jaskeet Briah
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Cirencester Friendly has launched a short-term benefit option for its income protection (IP) product, My Earnings Protected, offering cover for up to two years per claim if a customer is unable to work due to illness or injury.

The short-term benefit offers customers up to the age of 70 cover and a maximum benefit of 65% of income, with a limit of £52,000 a year. The launch follows demand from both advisers and consumers, the provider noted, including deferred periods from one week to 12 months. There is no loading for occupation, smoking or hazardous pursuits except motor sports, as with all of the provider's products. Cirencester noted that the sales and underwriting processes will remain the same as for its long-term benefit option, while the support services available to customers offer the same range...

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