Wiltshire Friendly added to Right Mortgage protection panel

The Right Mortgage and Protection Network has added Wiltshire Friendly to its specialist group protection network.

Appointed representative firms that are part of the network can now access Wiltshire Friendly’s range of income protection product, with specific options available for football, rugby and corporate clients.

Wiltshire Friendly offers sports income protection policies for professional and semi-professional footballers, and professional rugby players.

The plans are designed to be used when the player’s club’s own sick pay end, by setting the deferred period accordingly. The plans pay for a limited benefit period and both offer specific terms relative to the respective sports.

Wiltshire Friendly also offer group income protection policies with short deferred periods, combined with short benefit terms. These plans can start to pay benefit from as soon as four weeks, which can help the firm offset their sick pay risk and associated cost.

Director at The Right Mortgage and Protection Network, Amanda Wilson, said: "We’re very excited to announce that Wiltshire Friendly has joined our group protection panel.

"If you have contact with sports clubs, did you know they look for ways to entice players to their clubs but can only pay them so much? A value the club will add is a policy just like those available from Wiltshire Friendly. This gives you access to the whole team and club members."

Chief executive officer at Wiltshire Friendly, Jon Gratland, added: "I am delighted that The Right Mortgage has spotted the opportunity, and given Wiltshire Friendly the chance to offer more specialist income protection products to its advisers and individual and commercial clients. Our aim is to develop income protection products not readily available in the marketplace and to make protection solutions more available to a wider audience who need this valuable cover.

"While we have the products, we need the support of forward-thinking distributors to help us get the message out there and The Right Mortgage has been a pleasure to work with in setting up this new relationship."

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