Royal London unveils Helping Hand discounts

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Royal London has made changes to its legal support available through Helping Hand to offer discounts on a number of services.

Discounts are now available on various services which can be accessed through legal provider MyLawyer’s website.

The will writing service has 35% discount, while powers of attorney have been discounted by 50%.

Finally, the probate service sees a 35% discount.

Royal London’s Helping Hand support service is included with all its protection plans bought through an intermediary. The service also offers access to a dedicated nurse from RedArc for the customer and their family (partner/children), as well as medical, legal and career helplines.

Customers can also currently take advantage of three months’ free access to wellbeing apps Thrive: Mental Wellbeing and TrackActive Me.

Christina Rigby, product specialist at Royal London, said: “Getting your affairs in order can seem like a daunting task, but it’s important to think about your wishes and make sure your interests, and those of your loved ones, are properly taken care of. Our enhanced legal support services can help to ease the stress of organising your financial affairs.”

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