1. Is it cheaper to go to the insurance company
direct?
Insurers have to pay for administration by their own
staff, and many direct sellers incur heavy advertising
costs, so you wont necessarily find it cheaper to go
direct to the insurer. Brokers are often able to get
more competitive prices for insurance because we handle
much of the administration for the insurer, and because
we place a volume of business which earns us cheaper
prices, which we pass on to you.
2. How are insurance brokers paid?
A commission is the most common form of payment by the
insurance company to the broker who places your business.
This commission is paid for the work the broker carried
out, including documentation etc.
3. Do I get a discount if I put all my business
with you?
Through Adams Trimmer Insurance you can insure your
house, contents and cars entitling you to additional
discounts for having all your business with us. If you
are over 50 you are also entitled to an over 50's discount
as a lower risk customer.
4. How much life insurance should I have?
Different people require different amounts of life insurance
cover, dependent on their levels of personal and business
debt, and their family situation. Our advisers have
the tools to analyse your personal situation to provide
the correct amount of cover for your needs.
5. Do I need a medical?
Not generally. You will be required to complete a series
of health and lifestyle questions. This questionnaire
generally provides enough information. If further medical
information is required the underwriter may write to
your doctor or request a medical.
6. Does life insurance pay out on suicide?
Not for suicide within the first thirteen months of
taking out a policy. However for suicide, after thirteen
months from the risk commencement date the policy will
pay out in full.
7. Do you insure smokers?
Yes, smokers are insured as normal under whole of life
insurance or endowment insurance. Under term insurance
a smoker will pay a higher premium than a non smoker.
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