World AIDS Day 2015
HIV Life Insurance rates dropped by 50% since 2011..!
The Insurance Surgery is a leading pre-existing conditions specialist (such as HIV) for life insurance and travel insurance. Our team of experts have been working with HIV clients since 1999 to help them obtain life cover and travel insurance.
Since the introduction of Triple Therapy (HAART) we have some MASSIVE improvements in HIV insurance rates and terms, such as:
- Around 50% lower premiums
- Cover up to 25 years (generally 20 years)
- Sum assured up to £250,000 (can be more)
- Higher % of acceptance
Speak to our team of life insurance and travel insurance experts to find out how much cover is for you and if we can reduce your existing premiums
Here are just some of the reasons why The Insurance Surgery is a leading insurance specialist:
- Highly skilled and knowledgeable team of experts
- Full advice service
- Whole of market and access to specialist providers
- Price Guarantee (*we won't be beaten on price!)
- Free Annual Review service
- Free Trust service
We are the leading experts when it comes to insurance for pre-existing medical conditions such as HIV and our aim is to get you the best cover at the right price...!
Recent Case Study:
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Name: |
Mr M |
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Age: |
42 |
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Smoker Status: |
Non-smoker |
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Condition: |
HIV |
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Cover Date: |
11/2015 |
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Product Type: |
Level Term Assurance |
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Cover Amount: |
£250,000 |
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Cover Term: |
20 years |
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Premium: |
£53.20 |
World Aids Day 2015
In 1988 the first ever global health day was held, World AIDS Day. The 1st of December each year is an opportunity for people across the globe to unite in the fight against HIV. Where we can show our support for people living with HIV and help raise awareness and true facts about the virus.
World AIDS Day is becoming more recognised worldwide and a red ribbon is being sported to help raise awareness and show support to the cause. It is a great opportunity to raise money and awareness for the National AIDS Trust (NAT) and show support for people who are living with HIV. Since the virus was identified in 1984, over 35 million people have died of AIDS or HIV. Now over 100,000 people are living with HIV in the UK, with around 34 million people worldwide who have the virus.
