The cost of life cover is influenced by several factors such as your age, smoking habits, lifestyle, and health condition. Typically, the younger you are, the lower the risk factor, resulting in a more affordable policy. Additional cost-saving strategies include selecting a fixed price policy that maintains a constant premium over time or choosing options that align with your financial circumstances.

Our services are completely free to you. We're paid by the insurers, but our advice remains independent. We only recommend plans that suit your needs — never based on commission.

A broker helps you compare health insurance policies from a range of providers, explaining the details in plain English and helping you choose the right plan based on your health needs, lifestyle, and budget. Unlike a specific insurer, we work for you — not the insurance company.

Buying direct can mean missing out on better value or more suitable cover. Brokers have access to a wider pool of policies, including broker-only deals, and can flag exclusions or hidden costs that aren't obvious upfront. We help you make an informed decision with confidence — not guesswork.

Yes. Some insurers offer coverage options or underwriting styles that are more flexible around pre-existing conditions. We’ll walk you through what’s available, explain your options, and help you choose a policy that fits.

Absolutely. We can review your current plan for gaps, compare it against alternatives, and make sure you're getting the best value for money. Many of our clients save money or gain better cover just by switching at renewal.

We advise on a range of plans, including:

• Individual private medical insurance

• Family and children’s health plans

• International and expat policies

• High-level comprehensive cover

• Budget-friendly or modular plans

We tailor each recommendation to your personal needs and priorities.

In many cases, cover can start within 24–48 hours after application, depending on the insurer and underwriting style. We’ll guide you through the process from quote to activation.

• Moratorium underwriting delays cover for pre-existing conditions for a set period (usually 2 years).

• Full medical underwriting involves disclosing your full medical history upfront.

We’ll explain which is better for your situation and which insurers handle each method fairly.

Your insurer handles the claim itself, but we’re here to support you if needed. As your broker, we can help chase up claims, explain policy terms, and act as a go-between if things get complicated.