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Protect your financial health from the effects of serious illness

Call us on: 0800 358 03 25. Monday to Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm. Or click here and we'll call you Specially structured protection products designed to provide sufficient income should sickness or an accident prevent you from working.

How would you and your family carry on, if the money stopped coming in?

It's a sobering thought, but a chronic illness or bad accident could stop you earning for a long time. An income protection policy from Wesleyan could be a life-line, making the difference between a quality of life and simply living.

  • Income Protection

    How would you cope if an accident or serious long-term illness prevented you from working? An Income Protection plan from Wesleyan can be tailored to your earnings and requirements, offering real peace of mind for you and your family.

  • Critical Illness

    Critical Illness can have a devastating effect on your financial health. Critical Illness cover can provide financial protection on diagnosis of a pre-defined critical illness for you and your family.

  • Life Insurance

    How would your family and dependants manage if you weren't around? Life Insurance from Wesleyan can pay a lump payment on death to help towards paying off the mortgage or provide a regular income to protect your family's future.

  • Mortgage Protection

    If anything happened to you, what would happen to your family's home? Wesleyan Mortgage Protection could clear any outstanding debt on the property and ensure you left your loved ones secure.

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