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Paymentshield launches CD quotation system.

UK protection provider Paymentshield has launched Inertia, a free CD quotation system for brokers. ...

UK protection provider Paymentshield has launched Inertia, a free CD
quotation system for brokers.


The CD covers key product areas; term life and/or critical illness and
buildings and/or contents. Allowing customers to take out and adjust
covers, the product is free to brokers.


The CD also offers cover incentives on all products. FreeStart mortgage
payment protection clients are offered six months' free cover plus 25%
extra free benefit. Three months' free cover is offered on FreeFirst
mortgage

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