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How we’ve ended our year with success at the Future Leader Awards and charity at the St Christopher’s Goldsmith dinner

2023-08-22T15:44:29+01:0019 December 2022|Awards|

At the end of an eventful year for John Lamb Hill Oldridge, we reflect on our awards success and [...]

‘Is your client’s work-place income protection policy doing the job?’ in Professional Adviser by Jonathan Morris

2023-08-22T15:44:48+01:0016 November 2022|PR|

  Is your client’s work-place income protection policy doing the job? Why do your clients [...]

The service and expertise of John Lamb Hill Oldridge has been celebrated at key awards and in the press

2024-11-13T09:12:42+00:0024 October 2022|Awards, News|

We are delighted to announce that our director, Paula Steele, follows up her silver Lifetime Achievement Award at the [...]

Assisting a client who was seeking further cover via convertible term policies

2023-08-23T09:03:35+01:0011 October 2022|Life insurance case studies|

A man in his 70s and a woman in her 60s with a property worth £4 million. Their existing lifetime mortgage of £1.6 million had a relatively high interest rate of just above 7%, which meant that the amount owing was increasing rapidly. The couple were concerned about the loss of equity from their property.

Extending convertible term assurance for a client with medical considerations

2023-08-23T09:04:07+01:0011 October 2022|Life insurance case studies|

A man in his 70s and a woman in her 60s with a property worth £4 million. Their existing lifetime mortgage of £1.6 million had a relatively high interest rate of just above 7%, which meant that the amount owing was increasing rapidly. The couple were concerned about the loss of equity from their property.

Covering a prenuptial payment with a convertible term policy

2023-08-23T09:04:55+01:0011 October 2022|Life insurance case studies|

A man in his 70s and a woman in her 60s with a property worth £4 million. Their existing lifetime mortgage of £1.6 million had a relatively high interest rate of just above 7%, which meant that the amount owing was increasing rapidly. The couple were concerned about the loss of equity from their property.

Arranging maintenance cover for a divorced client

2023-08-23T06:51:24+01:0011 October 2022|Blogs, Life insurance case studies|

A man in his 70s and a woman in her 60s with a property worth £4 million. Their existing lifetime mortgage of £1.6 million had a relatively high interest rate of just above 7%, which meant that the amount owing was increasing rapidly. The couple were concerned about the loss of equity from their property.

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