Financial and Legal launches excess protect product
The insurer says brokers can sell excess cover either as a stand-alone add on to a primary home or motor policy, or it can be tailored to protect customers across a range of excesses.
Specialist insurer Financial and Legal (FLI) has unveiled a new excess protect product range which will be distributed via brokers.
The offering covers excess losses on home, motor, and bike as well as a combination product.
According to managing director Karen Beales, brokers can sell excess cover either as a stand-alone add on to a primary home or motor policy, or it can be tailored to protect customers across a range of excesses, including travel, motor, bike, and home.
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