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In 2019, Zurich paid out 99% of all death claims. And for every life insurance policy bought, they pledge to plant one tree with Tree-Nation.

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6.8 /10

Based on 1957 reviews

#9 of 10 life insurers

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Decreasing term cover quote for £150,000

Life insurance quote

£7.20

Per Month

Minimum cover limit

£1k

Maximum cover limit

£40m

Details

Includes £37,500 critical illness cover

With critical illness cover

£16.05

Per Month

Minimum cover limit

£1k

Maximum cover limit

£40m

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What does Zurich life insurance cover?

Provides your loved ones with a lump sum if you die or become terminally ill with less than 12 months to live during the policy term.
Cover your mortgage or other financial commitments that you don’t want to leave to your family when you die.
Cover your living expenses and other things your loved ones may need assistance with.
Flexible cover to suit you and your family’s circumstances.
Optional critical illness cover available.

Why choose Zurich?

Affordable life insurance cover from as little as £5 a month.
They paid out 98% of death claims and 87% of critical illness claims in 2020.
All policyholders get access to Zurich Support Service, provided by one of Zurich’s partners.
For every life insurance policy bought, Zurich pledge to plant a tree with Tree-Nation.

Frequently asked Questions

Zurich offers Level Term, Decreasing and Whole of Life cover.

You will not need to provide any medical information to buy a life insurance policy from Zurich. However, you will need to answer a few simple health and lifestyle questions before you purchase a policy.

Yes, you have the option to add critical illness cover to your life insurance policy.

Yes, you can add children's benefit which will provide a lump sum if they should suffer a critical illness. You can also add multi-fracture cover which will provide a lump sum should you suffer from a fracture, dislocation etc.

Yes, Zurich offers both levels of cover. They also offer ‘Separation Benefit’ which is automatically included in a joint policy. If you separate or divorce, you can cancel the policy and start individual policies for either yourself or both of you.