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Wimbledon again, and unfortunately my Life Insurance choice is one of them; notably the decision to include Fracture Cover. Since the inception of my policy I have suffered two serious cycling accidents – it turns out lycra and a small plastic hat is no match for tarmac. I suffered a severe head injury the first time, resulting in a concussion that kept me out of work for around 6 weeks, and also skull fractures. Like many that are self-employed, an IFA relies on being able to work for a portion of their income, and I was therefore hugely relieved that Fracture Cover would pay out a significant award following the accident, circa £1,500. A year later, having promised those I care about that my
cycling would become more calculated and less risky, I found myself on the start line of a road race beyond England, in Cornwall. In a storyline more predictable than the film “Titanic”, I suffered another major accident – breaking my arm and fingers, cracking ribs and requiring stitches in my head. Again, work was somewhat restricted and Fracture Cover was able to bridge the financial gap. The pay-outs I have received equate to over 10 years of my
premiums and of course, the policy remains in place for its primary purpose; and on a non-reviewable premiums basis. Life Insurance, protection and estate planning are available
from SWLaw, along with the usual mix of investment, saving, mortgage and conveyancing options. I’d be delighted to
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