Next Intelligence unveils protection panel for Das

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Next Intelligence has launched a new life protection panel specifically designed for the Directly Authorised (DA) market.

The panel consists of Bright Grey, Friends Life, Legal and General and Pru Protect and comes with a new bespoke version of The Key at no charge.

Sally Laker, managing director of Next Intelligence, said: “With unemployment and household debt on the increase there has never been a more important time for brokers to ensure that their clients have the right protection in place.

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