New adviser campaign from Paymentshield

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Paymentshield has unveiled its ‘Light ‘em Up’ campaign for advisers as Christmas fast approaches.

The advent-style unveiling has been launched to raise awareness of a number of enhancements Paymentshield will soon be making to its home insurance proposition.

Throughout December, Paymentshield advisers will receive regular emails encouraging them to visit the campaign landing page which will be updated on a weekly basis with more details of what the business has up its sleeve and how the changes will benefit advisers and their clients.

For example, the first disclosures include the standard cover limit for Paymentshield’s buildings insurance will soon be boosted from £400,000 to £500,000 with the option to take out Home Insurance Plus (formally extra cover) for up to £1 million of cover.

James Watson (pictured), sales and marketing director at Paymentshield, said: “We’ll soon be making a number of exciting changes to our home insurance product aimed at providing clients with even more peace of mind that their possessions are totally protected under a Paymentshield policy.

“This campaign is intended to give advisers a sneaky peak at what’s in store prior to the new product being available very soon. We will, of course, inform advisers as soon as the product goes live on our quote and apply system.”

Advisers can join in at www.thecompletecircuit.co.uk/advent and click on the coloured bulbs for more information with more bulbs being ‘lit up’ on a weekly basis.

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