OneFamily’s Over-50s life cover now live on Iress’s The Exchange

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Iress has announced that OneFamily has added its five star Defaqto-rated Over 50s life cover protection to Iress’s The Exchange platform.

The Over 50s life protection from OneFamily now has increased reach.

The addition of OneFamily to The Exchange further broadens Iress’s market coverage.

Warren O’Connell, Iress’s head of business development, sourcing, said: “We’re delighted to welcome OneFamily onto our The Exchange platform, and equally delighted to be able to offer our intermediary customers an ever-increasing view of the market.

“Working with OneFamily enables us to provide even more options to a wider set of demographics.”

Glyn Woodgates, OneFamily’s head of intermediary sales, added: “We care about ensuring our products are as affordable and accessible as possible and we are very pleased our Over 50s life cover is now available through Iress’ The Exchange platform.

“As we continue to expand our reach and grow our protection business, particularly within the intermediary space, we look forward to seeing the opportunities this brings.”

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