Exeter Family to launch new underwriting system

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Exeter Family Friendly

Exeter Family Friendly has become the first provider to integrate UnderwriteMe’s new underwriting system into its income protection buying process.

The new technology uses smart logic and dynamic questioning to enable “immediate” underwriting decisions on income protection applications.

Mike O’Brien, head of sales and marketing, said: “This new technology has the potential to transform how consumers buy protection. For too long clients and advisers have put up with a culture of ‘apply and wait for an answer’ – now they can ‘apply and buy’.”

Along with the new application route, advisers can also apply for Exeter Family’s products through a full medical declaration or short application with telephone interview.

O’Brien added: “The benefits are not only speed and simplicity – in the future advisers will benefit from a common application process to make advisers lives significantly easier. All we need now is for more insurers to invest in advisers and utilise the technology.”

Martin Werth, CEO of UnderwriteMe, said: “We are delighted to be working with Exeter Family Friendly, who are committed to helping advisers sell income protection. Together we have made the sales process much easier and faster.”

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