12th May 2011

Ageas: Think all Critical Illness is the same? Think again.

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You’ve just had some terrible news. One of your clients – a close personal friend – has just been in a car crash. Despite the best efforts of the paramedics at the scene and the trauma team at the hospital the injuries to his arm are so great that they’ve had to amputate it.

Sounds fairly critical doesn’t it? But many

Critical Illness plans only pay out if the client loses 2 or more limbs.

How would he feel as you delivered this news?

And how would you feel as his adviser?

At Ageas Protect we think losing a limb is a traumatic and life changing experience. That’s why our Critical Illness cover pays out if your client loses any limb.*

All protection is not the same.

 

To find out more about our Critical Illness cover click here.

 

For more information: Please call our Sales Development Team on 0845 600 6829

or email us at ifabusinesssupport@ageasprotect.co.uk

*Of the top 5 IFA Critical Illness providers by market share, only 2 cover this.

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