Cirencester Friendly joins TMA Club protection panel

DA brokers can access IP products

John Brazier
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TMA Club has announced the addition of Cirencester Friendly’s income protection products to its TMA protection and lender panel.

TMA offers mortgage, protection and general insurance products to directly authorised intermediaries, as well as compliance support and ancillary services. TMA's directly authorised brokers will now have access Cirencester's My Earnings Protected and Income Assured Enhanced income protection products, as well as its My Extra Benefits package. Lisa Martin, development director at TMA, commented that despite the potential for illness or injury preventing people form working highlighted by the Covid-19 pandemic "many people are still sacrificing income protection to cut their expenses am...

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