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Permanent Health Insurance (PHI)
If you fall ill or have an accident and are unable to work, the sudden loss of income can be devastating. Even if you work part time, or don't earn an income but look after the home all day, you would be very expensive to replace.

Without a regular income many of us would struggle to get by. Even those of us that have savings or investments may struggle, as they won't last long. That's where Permanent Health Insurance (PHI) comes in. PHI is designed to pay out an income typically based on a proportion of normal working salary if you are unable to work due to sickness or injury.
You should always seek professional advice when considering Permanent Health Insurance as State benefits and employer's sick pay schemes can affect the payout. Our advisers will guide you to ensure that you have the maximum cover most appropriate for your circumstances.