Free Parent Life Insurance by JLT

nava

Protecting your family's future is one of the most important things to plan for. Yet, with so many other financial commitments it can sometimes be hard to follow through. So, we're giving you a helping hand, by giving parents €25,000 life cover for 12 months absolutely FREE!

Eligibility Questions

Getting your €25,000 Free Life Insurance is easy, once you meet the following criteria

• Your youngest child is aged 13 or younger when you apply
• You are aged 55 or younger
• You are resident of the Republic of Ireland
• You are named on the Birth Certificate or Adoption Certificate of your child
• You consent to being kept informed in writing, by post, email or telephone about products, services or additional benefits that JLT Financial ServicesLtd believe might be of interest to you
• You have not had or do not currently have any form of malignant cancer, brain tumour, heart condition or heart surgery, stroke, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, transplant, disorder of the kidney, liver or pancreas, you have not been an in-patient in the last 12 months(excluding childbirth) nor are you awaiting any medical results or future medical procedures, or you are currently unwell and planning to see a doctor in the near future.
• The offer does not apply to JLT Financial ServicesLtd staff members and their families.

You can apply here.

Bawnmore

Had signed up before when they ran a similar program - signed up again now for both wife and I. Cheers OP.

cruhoortwunk

1 year life assurance for people under the age of 55 with a child under 13. So realistically parent will most likely be under 48.
As long as you agree to let us spam you for the rest of your life?
Or am I being cynical?

nava

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

1 year life assurance for people under the age of 55 with a child under 13. So realistically parent will most likely be under 48.
As long as you agree to let us spam you for the rest of your life?
Or am I being cynical?

I sign up for something similar couple of years ago, not sure the company at the time, but never got a call or email at the end of the free insurance to try to get me to extend.

I contacted JLT before for a quote for insurance via groupscheme, I never received any spam emails or calls.

Satriale

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

1 year life assurance for people under the age of 55 with a child under 13. So realistically parent will most likely be under 48.
As long as you agree to let us spam you for the rest of your life?
Or am I being cynical?

With the amount of spam i get for nothing in return this will make a welcome change.
Thanks OP

loyatemu

but it's only for a year?

*buys wingsuit*

Trish56

Is this not considered 'Advertising' which I thought is not allowed on boards.ie ???.

Senna

Trish56 wrote: »

Is this not considered 'Advertising' which I thought is not allowed on boards.ie ???.

Bargain Alerts would be a very frustrating forum if people couldn't "Advertise"/name the business.:)

Trish56

One of the conditions is : You consent to being kept informed in writing, by post, email or telephone about products, services or additional benefits that JLT Financial ServicesLtd believe might be of interest to you

daheff

Trish56 wrote: »

One of the conditions is : You consent to being kept informed in writing, by post, email or telephone about products, services or additional benefits that JLT Financial ServicesLtd believe might be of interest to you

I spotted that too...but consent can always be revoked!


I signed up for me & the other half today...have gotten 6 texts so far as part of the set up (3 each).

Bawnmore

Lots of texts on setup alright, but just typical set up texts - log in details, welcome pack etc. Could probably be handled better with one email. That said, we I signed it up this very same thing separately, I never once received any follow up from the company.

Gumbo

I sign up to this everytime it's released.
Usually it's Irish Life that offer it and you can control it on the phone app.

Of course they will write to you next year and offer to let you keep it for a fee but fair is fair I suppose.