Cirencester Friendly relaunches My Extra Benefits

Published on

Cirencester Friendly has relaunched its add-on product range, My Extra Benefits.

Following its temporary withdrawal from the market at the end of March, the relaunch brings enhancements to both new and existing members at no extra cost.

Originally launched in August 2016, Fracture & Hospitalisation Benefit and Immediate Death Benefit are available alongside the society’s income protection contracts as an extra cost option.

Fracture Benefit now provides a lump sum of £1,500, up from £1,000 in the event a member suffers a fracture to any one of the 19 named bones. There is no change to the current Hospitalisation Benefit, which provides £50 a night following three nights in hospital.

Immediate Death Benefit now provides a payment of £7,500, increased from £5,000 upon the death of a Member during their working life.

Both benefits have also had the 30-day initial waiting period removed following adviser feedback. As before, cover under these options can, subject to terms, continue on a standalone basis even after cover under the core income protection contract has ceased.

David Macgregor (pictured), commercial director at Cirencester Friendly, said: “I am delighted that we have been able to bring My Extra Benefits back to market with enhanced monetary values. We saw their temporary withdrawal as an opportunity to improve the existing level of cover following feedback from advisers.

“The enhancements are available to all new and existing members, meaning that all of those who already have My Extra Benefits, will also enjoy the improved terms. It is most satisfying to provide a positive message during these difficult times, that we are still very much here for our members when they need us most.”

The income protection specialists has also bought back to market its four-week deferred periods for all income protection contracts and Severe Injury Cover with My Earnings Protected.

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Scotland attracts rising interest from GCC property buyers

Scotland is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Gulf buyers looking at UK property,...

Vida broadens mortgage range with new higher LTV tier and lower rates

Vida has expanded its mortgage range with rate cuts of up to 0.72%, alongside...

Paragon expands landlord offering with limited edition five-year fixes

Paragon Bank has launched a new range of limited edition five-year fixed-rate buy-to-let mortgages...

Zero-deposit mortgage sales reach five-year high as affordability pressures persist

The number of zero-deposit mortgage sales reached 574 in the first three quarters of...

More than 255,000 homeowners to leave five-year fixes by the end of June

More than 255,000 UK households are due to come off five-year fixed mortgage deals...

Latest publication

Other news

Scotland attracts rising interest from GCC property buyers

Scotland is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Gulf buyers looking at UK property,...

Vida broadens mortgage range with new higher LTV tier and lower rates

Vida has expanded its mortgage range with rate cuts of up to 0.72%, alongside...

Paragon expands landlord offering with limited edition five-year fixes

Paragon Bank has launched a new range of limited edition five-year fixed-rate buy-to-let mortgages...