Life Insurance – make sure you’re not overpaying…

Apr 7, 2025 | Insurance & Protection

Are you overpaying on your life insurance?

Client Challenge:
A homeowner approached BlueJay Planning after realising that their life insurance policy, tied to their mortgage, had not been reviewed for years. Despite multiple mortgage changes, their insurance remained the same, raising concerns about its suitability as they neared the end of their mortgage term. They suspected they might be over-insured or on an outdated policy that no longer met their needs.

BlueJay Planning’s Solution:
Jason from BlueJay Planning quickly offered a free policy review. After assessing their situation, he confirmed that they were indeed over-insured. Instead of pushing a specific product, Jason provided a range of tailored options, explaining the advantages and disadvantages of each. His approach allowed the client to make an informed decision that aligned with their lifestyle and future plans.

Once the client had selected a new policy, they were guided through the process, confirming necessary details and ensuring a seamless transition to their new life insurance plan.

Results & Benefits:

  • Correct Coverage:The new policy now aligns perfectly with the client’s outstanding mortgage balance and remaining term.
  • Cost Savings:The client is now paying less than before.
  • Added Benefits:Their new policy includes valuable perks not available in their old plan, such as:
    • Free health check
    • Access to a digital GP
    • Mental health support services
    • A second opinion medical service

Client Testimonial:
“BlueJay Planning made the entire process simple and hassle-free. We now have a policy that truly fits our needs, with fantastic additional benefits, all while saving money! We highly recommend asking BlueJay Planning to review your mortgage-related policies – they might save you money too!”

If you have an queries on this article, or simply require mortgage advise, please get in touch with Bluejay Planning Ltd today.

IMPORTANT: This blog was correct at the time of writing but may now be out of date and should not be relied upon as financial advice.

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