Life insurance and income protection built for real life. Two minutes to a quote, honest pricing, and a team that picks up the phone when it matters.
Illustrative quote
£200,000
Level term life · 25 years
Many quotes don't need a medical — just a few health questions
A lump sum for the people you love if the worst happens. Pay off the mortgage, cover school fees, replace your income — without forcing a fire sale.
If illness or injury stops you working, a monthly benefit replaces part of your income — typically up to 65–70% of your gross salary, paid tax-free.
Two minutes of questions. Age, smoker status, how much cover you'd like. That's it.
Real prices from leading UK insurers. Compare side-by-side, no pressure, no spam.
Sign digitally. Most policies start the same day — and you can adjust anything later.
Tell us a little about you and we'll show you what cover costs — with zero obligation and no calls unless you want one.
Start my free quoteTook me about three minutes and I finally feel like the family side of things is handled.
Priya R.
Parent of two
I'm self-employed so income protection was non-negotiable. The team explained it without the jargon.
Daniel O.
Freelance designer
Switched from my old provider and saved £14 a month for better cover. Wish I'd done it sooner.
Megan T.
Teacher
Often not — many policies are accepted on the basis of health questions alone. If a medical is needed, we'll tell you before you apply.
Life cover pays a lump sum if you die. Income protection pays you monthly if illness or injury stops you working. Most people benefit from both.
Yes — at any time, with no penalty. Your cover stops at the end of the month you cancel.
We only share details with the insurer you choose. Nothing is sold on — ever.
*Illustrative only. Premiums and cover amounts depend on your age, health, lifestyle, term and amount of cover, and vary by insurer. The "from £5/month" figure reflects entry-level pricing publicly advertised by major UK insurers such as Legal & General. Income protection benefit limits (typically 50–65% of gross earnings, paid tax-free) follow standard UK market practice. Always check the insurer's own policy documents before applying.