Life Insurance Provider Offers 20% Discount To Switch

Life Insurance Provider Offers 20% Discount To Switch Insurers

If you’re struggling to pay your life insurance in the current economic climate there is an answer.

Online website insurer Insurance4Me.co.nz provides access to an insurance company that welcomes the opportunity to acquire your business. The company Pinnacle Life will replace your existing policy with a life insurance policy with similar conditions for 20% less than you currently pay.

Director Des Morgan says “Pinnacle Life is able to reduce prices because they operate a fully automated online life insurance model. The major advantage fully online life insurers have is the massive cost-saving of doing away with intermediaries, top heavy head-offices, customer-facing staff, call centers and inefficient administration”

Pinnacle Life can offer you a 20% reduction if your health and lifestyles circumstances are about the same as when you purchased your existing policy and provided your existing policy only includes any combination of life insurance cover up to $1 million with total permanent disablement.

Morgan says “Consumers can apply simply by completing an online application. Pinnacle Life will then look over your existing policy details and if everything’s in order they will email you a formal offer to switch your policy to them and you’ll save 20% on your life insurance premiums.”

Morgan warns “that it is important that consumers do nothing with their existing insurance until they have an acceptable offer in writing from Pinnacle Life.”

Morgan says “that consumers switching their policy through Insurance4Me will receive all the savings that Pinnacle Life offers plus a $10,000 death by accident cover free”

For those that are concerned about whether Pinnacle Life will be around in twenty years time Morgan says “Every life insurance policy issued by Pinnacle Life is backed by Hanover Life Re of Australasia. With annual revenues exceeding NZ 16 billion, Hannover Re is one of the five largest reinsurance groups in the world backing almost 5,000 insurance companies in around 150 countries.”

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