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LV= : Health insurers

Founded in 1843
LV and LV= are brand names of Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society
UK's largest friendly society
A mutual organisation existing wholly for the benefit of its members

Product information and contact details

Individual Critical Illness Insurance

Critical Illness

Flexible Protection Plan – Critical Illness Cover

Life and Critical Illness combined

Flexible Protection Plan – Life and earlier Critical Illness Cover

Individual Income Protection Insurance

Income Protection

Mortgage Protection

Life Insurance

Term Life

Over 50s Life

50 Plus

Funeral Plans

Whole of Life Plan

50 Plus

Contact details

Company name	LV=
Web site	www.lv.com
Address	LV= County Gates Bournemouth Dorset BH1 2NF
Tel	0800 587 3057

Last updated: 5 September 2012

LV= news items

LV= discounts income protection insurance by 5%
Income protection insurance specialist LV= is offering a 5% discount on all income protection and budget income protection applications received by...
People will work for six years past state retirement age
New research from LV= shows why it is vital for insurers to increase the age at which they accept business and the age cover can continue until.
LV= enhances income protection insurance for doctors and surgeons
LV= has enhanced the benefits for surgeons and doctors on its income protection product.
LV= responds to pledge to cap long term care costs
Commenting on the government's pledge to implement a cap on long term care costs, Vanessa Owen of LV= says...
LV= reveals gender protection plans
Insurer LV= will switch life, critical illness and income protection pricing on 1 December 2012.
LV= agrees partnership with RAC
LV= has signed a five year partnership deal with motoring service RAC.
LV= sponsors tennis tournament
LV= is now an associate sponsor of the Statoil Masters Tennis tournament, which takes place at the Royal Albert Hall this December.
More comments on long-term care
Vanessa Owen of LV= says, "The fact the government pledges support to the principle recommendations in Andrew Dilnot's review, but fails to take...
Sad Brits work on holiday
Thousands of workers are failing to use all their holiday entitlement, as they feel too pressured at work to take time off.
Long-term care costs to hit £33,000 a year by 2025
The annual cost of long-term care is expected to rise from £26,000 a year now to £33,000 per person by 2025.
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