Life Assurance & Protection Advice
Underpinning any good financial plan should be a robust strategy designed to protect yourself and your loved ones against catastrophes that can seriously hinder you from achieving your goals. Catastrophes such as early death, suffering a critical illness, being unable to work due to illness or being made redundant can all be protected against and often at a surprisingly low cost.
At Ideal our protection advisers will be able to help you identify what catastrophes you are exposed to and guide you how to protect against them in a cost effective way.
Contact us today to discuss your protection needs with one of our advisers.
“Absolutely amazing service. So helpful and proactive. I can’t thank the team enough especially Brian and Stephanie. Thank you so much for making such a stressful time much easier to manage.”
“The service was efficient and professional. Would recommend to anyone. Thanks again.”
“It’s been a pleasure dealing with Liane, couldn’t have asked for more, will be recommending her to friends and family.”
Latest from The Blog
Why Your Brain Struggles With Investing (And What To Do About It)
When it comes to money, we’d all like to believe we’re rational. We think we weigh up the facts, think carefully, and make sensible decisions. But the fascinating truth is that our brains are not [...]
The State Pension Top-Up: The Best Investment You’ve Probably Never Considered
Every so often in financial planning, something comes along that genuinely feels like a “cheat code.” Buying missing National Insurance years to boost your State Pension is one of those things. It’s one of the [...]
Why is the FTSE doing so well when the UK economy feels like it’s struggling?
So its the day after Budget Day and the headlines are already rolling in about weak growth, cost-of-living pressures, tight government finances… you know, the usual ray of sunshine. And understandably, people start wondering whether [...]
Autumn Budget 2025: What It Means For You
So after month's of speculation, we finally got to hear what the Chancellor’s latest Budget had in store for us - although the OBR did try to spare us from having to sit through an [...]