L&G joins TMA protection panel

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Legal & General has joined TMA’s protection panel, increases TMA’s panel to nine protection providers.

David Copland, director of TMA, said: “L&G adds strength and depth to an already strong protection panel. It will help to ensure a wide range of quality protection products are available to the clients, while the advisers themselves will benefit from both a highly competitive commission rate and profit share by putting their business through TMA.”

Steve Bryan, L&G’s director of intermediary, added: “L&G is delighted to be joining TMA’s protection panel. With hundreds of advisers now using TMA on a weekly basis, we know that we can bring them some of the highest quality protection products available in the UK from the market leading protection provider.”

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