Exeter Family Friendly reveals claims data

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Exeter Family Friendly

Income protection insurer Exeter Family Friendly paid 92% of all claims presented in 2013.

Highlights from the 2013 figures include non-disclosure accounting for 30% of all declined claims, up from 2012. Injuries and accidents continue, however, to be the dominant cause of claims, accounting for almost 40% of paid claims.

Andy Chapman, CEO of the Exeter based mutual, said: “Paying claims is what we’re here to do, so it’s only right we let both advisers and customers know how we perform on this front. These statistics prove that we continue to deliver against our promise; that at the moment of truth our members can trust Exeter Family to look after them.

“Our claims infographic brings the numbers to life. It gives advisers the opportunity to open compelling conversations about income protection and offer reassurance to their customers that it is a product which really delivers.

“Our statistics consistently prove that despite what people may think, they’re not in control of their own health. The fact that nearly four in 10 claims are made as a result of an accident shows just how important it is to protect your ability to earn a living.

“We continue to work alongside advisers to highlight how crucial it is that customers disclose full and accurate information within their application. After all, a successful, paid claim is what we’re both working towards.”

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