Compare the market from the top UK providers
Access FREE advice from real experts
Find the perfect policy & get covered same-day
Life Insurance is pretty simple. You pay a monthly fee, and if you die a lump sum of money (‘payout’) is left to the people you leave behind, meaning money is one less worry for them.
APEX M&P is one of the UK’s leading protection brokers. Our mission is to make finding the right insurance product hassle-free.
Too busy to talk to us right now but keen to find out more about our products? Request a call back and our experts will call you back at a time that’s most convenient to you.
Level term insurance policies pay out to your dependants if you die within a fixed term which is chosen by you – 25 years, for example. The premiums stay the same, as does the pay-out whether you die on the first day or the last day of the policy.
Whole of life policies pay out regardless of when you die, whether it be the day after you take out the policy or at the age of 103! One specific type of low-cost whole life insurance is the Over-50s policy, mainly designed for those looking to cover the cost of their funeral and little else.
Decreasing term insurance policies are usually aimed at covering the remaining debt on a repayment mortgage if you die within a set number of years. The pay-out decreases over the policy term, usually in line with the remaining mortgage debt.
Within these policies, couples must also decide whether they wish to take out joint cover or two single life policies. Joint cover is cheaper, but only pays out once when the first partner dies. Two single policies should provide a greater level of protection to other dependants.
Trustscore 5 | 303 reviews
Tony and his team at Apex have been fantastic for my wife and I during our remortgage to release funds for building works. Remortgaging during uncertain times they made us feel at ease and ensured we was updated every step of the way. Obtaining us a fantastic deal enabling us to have financial stability. Huge thank you to the Apex team!
Joe Arney, 06th October