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Financial protection – HERO

Protecting what matters most

Life and health insurance protection underpins most good financial planning. These types of insurance can help to ensure financial protection for you and your family, should you need it.

Many of us insure our homes and cars without really thinking about it, but far fewer insure their lives and incomes. Savings can and do help in the short-term, but what happens when they run out? Or if an illness goes on for three, six, or even 12 months?

What types of financial protection are covered in the guide:


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The main types of insurance

There are three main forms of financial protection to consider, we look in depth at all.

• Life insurance needs

Life insurance puts money in the hands of those who need it when a person dies. We highlight some example scenarios where this might help to support you.

• The right life insurance policies for you

Talking you through term insurance which is typically the right sort of life cover for most types of family protection needs.

• Health insurance

It is important to consider what happens if you are unable to continue working, and how income protection insurance can provide security for you.

• Medical insurance

These policies can help you to afford the cost of private medical treatment.

What type of insurance you should take out depends on your goals and needs, but appropriate financial protection forms the basis of a strong financial plan.

Guide Financial Protection For You And Your Family

Meet the expert
Tracey Evans
Tracey-Evans
Chartered Financial Planner, Associate Director

Tracey is passionate about helping clients to see their ‘big picture’ and has been doing so for nearly 30 years. She forged her early career at several national advisory firms, where she learnt her craft and came to understand that financial advice isn’t just about money.

Tracey offers a truly personal financial planning service undertaken with care and attention to detail, offering a listening ear with everything explained in a clear and concise way.

Tracey joined Progeny in January 2019, having previously been a Director at Juno Wealth, which was acquired by Progeny Wealth.

Tracey is a Certified Financial Planner. CFPâ„¢ certification is the only globally recognised mark of excellence in financial planning. She also holds the Chartered Financial Planner qualification and is an Associate of the Personal Finance Society (APFS).

When not working, Tracey spends her spare time acting as Treasurer and Trustee of the Golden Lion Children’s Trust as well as planning travels to far flung places and, closer to home, visiting local National Trust gardens and beauty spots.

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