Life Insurance Company UK

Welcome to Life Insurance Company UK

We’re the UK’s largest mutual life, Life Insurance Company UK. Our excellent customer service and our mutuality means we can give customers that little bit more, and you can trust us to be there for you when it counts.

Today, we have a number of specialist businesses that together form one big Life Insurance Company UK, allowing our customers to save for the future, purchase protection, and invest with confidence and clarity. Our corporate information hub contains facts about our financials and our people (along with some slightly-lengthy-but-necessary legal bits), helping you to understand more about our priorities and governance as an organisation.

Need advice?

If you don’t already have a financial adviser, we are here to help you that you can contact us in your area and according to our specialisms. Advisers may charge for their services – though they should agree any fees with you upfront.

What is life insurance?

Life insurance may also be known as life cover or life assurance. Cover may be obtained to financially help your loved ones if you were to die during the length or term of your policy. A life insurance policy is not a savings or investment product and has no cash value unless a claim is made.

Concerned about the coronavirus?

If you’re a customer, please be reassured that our Life Insurance Company UK still protecting families, just as we’ve always done, for almost 160 years. You can find out more about how we’re doing that in our latest guidance and information on coronavirus.

Not a customer?

Get answers to your questions about our life insurance and coronavirus. Our Life Insurance has no cash in value – it’s a protection policy only. If you stop making payments, your cover ends and you won’t get anything back. You can apply if you’re a UK resident aged between 18 and 70, excluding members of the armed forces and reservists.

Working out the right amount of Life Insurance cover

Help protect your family from just 23p a day

Here are a few things that you may want to consider:

• If you have savings, investments and pensions, or anything else which could be readily turned into cash and that you would be happy to use, you may not need as much cover as you may first think


• If you have a mortgage how much do you have left to pay off? Would you want to completely pay it off or reduce the amount?


• If you have children, how much would you need to help with their upbringing while they're dependent on you? You may want to consider their wedding costs or university fees


• If you have a husband, wife or partner who doesn't work, how much income would you want to provide if you were no longer around?


• If you have older family members or people you are caring for, how much money might you need to help with their living costs?

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