Royal London introduces new protection menu tool

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Royal London has unveiled a protection tool which helps provide menu protection plans for clients.

Advisers can input information about their client including age, salary and whether or not they have children into the new online tool, which then outlines possible cover options.

Based on an estimated cover term, the results show a menu of cover options and the likeliness of a client experiencing a life event that one of the suggested covers would pay out on.

The results also show a side-by-side comparison between traditional protection plans and menu plans.

Ian Smart, product architect at Royal London, said: “Our menu tool makes it easier for advisers to talk to clients about the importance of having the right cover in place.

“The tool provides a simple way to show how their client’s risks can be covered with a menu plan, without blowing their budget. Menu plans help to give clients greater peace of mind as they cover a wider range of life shocks, offering protection when it’s needed most.”

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