Complicated questions about income, medical history and family health can make protection off limits for some clients. MetLife MortgageSafe is a refreshingly simple protection proposition, designed to cover monthly mortgage repayments in the event the policyholder is unable to work due to accident or illness. MetLife make it easy to arrange cover for client need and don’t include any complicated questions about income, medical history or family health.

A streamlined application process means cover can be arranged quickly and without the need for a medical dictionary or a trip to the GP. By answering some simple questions and confirming the level of benefit required, your client is able to receive a quotation in minutes.

MortgageSafe provides:

  • Streamlined underwriting
  • Benefit simplicity
  • Inclusive cover
  • Broad suitability

Call: The Protection sales team 0800 917 2221.

Visit: metlife.co.uk/mortgagesafe

By cutting through the complexities and making protection as simple and inclusive as possible, a wide range of clients can benefit from the reassurance of protecting their mortgage repayments.

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Products and services are offered by MetLife Europe d.a.c. which is an affiliate of MetLife, Inc. and operates under the “MetLife” brand.

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