Insurance products designed for the mature customer
There are currently more than 350,000 older people living in Northern Ireland, and that number is set to rise rapidly in the coming decades. Ageing affects us all in different ways but unfortunately older people in Northern Ireland face an even harder struggle than their counterparts in Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland, when it comes to accessing goods, facilities and services.
The Equality Act, which was passed into law in April 2010 in Great Britain, does not apply here, with the result that people in later life have been excluded from accessing services, solely on the basis of their age.
Age NI Enterprises, the commercial services arm of Age NI the older peopleʼs charity, recognises the unique difficulties older people in Northern Ireland face, and
offers a range of products and services that have been designed with the mature customer in mind. Where the market has failed, Age NI Enterprises seeks to offer insurance products with no upper age limits.
Ron Warwick, General Manager of Age NI Enterprises explains, ʻAge NI Enterprises offersolder people in Northern Ireland, home, car and travel insurance provided by Ageas Insurance Limited,which have been designed specifically for those aged 55 and over. We also recognise that in these tough economic times, every penny counts, which is why customers who purchase insurance products offered by Age NI Enterprises, can pay by instalments at no extra cost (0% APR Representative).ʼ
Ron added, ʻAnother benefit of the
products we offer is the lack of hidden fees, for example, you wonʼt be charged a cancellation fee.A range of extra benefits can also be chosen for each of the policies, which helps tailor the products specifically to your needs.ʼ
For more information please visit or call 0808 100 4545. Alternatively you can pop into the Age NI Enterprises office, 10 College Street Belfast, to speak to someone face to face about your insurance needs.
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