Life insurance
Help give your family the security they deserve with our great value life insurance
Life insurance is an important way to help protect those you love. It could pay out a much needed lump sum at a time when your family need it most, if you die during the term of your policy.
Get a life insurance quote.
We're committed to providing the highest level of service and products to our customers. Not only have we achieved a number of industry awards but we're also proud to say that 1 in 4 adults with life cover in the UK have chosen to take it out with
Legal & General (Mintel 2007).
Find out more about our life insurance.
Policy Details
- You choose how much life insurance cover to buy and the length of the term from 1 to 40 years although the plan must end before your 80th birthday.
- Monthly or annual premiums from as little as £6 a month depending on your individual circumstances.
- For Level Term Assurance or Mortgage Term Assurance premiums and lump sum remain the same for the length of the plan.
- For Mortgage Decreasing Term Assurance premiums are normally cheaper and remain the same, but the lump sum reduces roughly in line with a repayment mortgage.
If you would like to speak to someone about life insurance or you can't find the answer you're looking for, please phone 0800 316 4676.
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To request your free pen or for further information about life insurance please phone 0800 316 4676. We may amend or withdraw this offer at any time.
Risk Details
- Life insurance is not an investment product. It will have no cash in value.
- If you stop paying the premiums before the end of the policy, your cover will end 30 days after your missed payment.
- Terminal illness cover is designed to pay the assured lump sum if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness, rather than when you die. Please note terminal illness cover does not apply to plans of less than 2 years or in the last 18 months of a policy term.
- It is very important that you provide all the information that we ask for, and that it is accurate. If you do not mention something, like a medical condition for example, it could mean that a claim would not be paid.
