As the New Year begins, many of us set ourselves new goals to get active and improve our health. And there are many ways of doing just that, from joining the gym, taking up squash, or finally putting that pair of running shoes to good use.
It could be that your clients are part of the many people who already play amateur football or rugby, or have recently taken up fitness or gym classes.
Of course, accidents occur when people least expect it. EverydayProtect can provide financial protection for injuries suffered while your clients are taking part in the sports or hobbies they love.
Core Cover provides benefits for breaking major and minor bones, as well as cover for hospitalisation if they were to suffer a more significant injury. And for those who need that extra level of protection, Active Lifestyle Cover can be added from as little as £1 per month, which provides additional protection for tendon ruptures, certain dislocations, and full and partial ligament tears.
To find out more about how Active Lifestyle Cover can protect your clients, download our guide to Active Lifestyle cover which could help your clients understand the many benefits MetLife can offer that can help them keep their lives on track.
Or to speak to us to find out more about how your clients and their families can benefit from EverydayProtect, call the Protection team on 01273 876111 or visit the MetLife TRM portal pages.
*All policies are subject to terms and conditions. Exclusions and limitations apply.
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