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Health insurance news: Sainsbury Bank

Sainsbury’s was the first major British supermarket to open a bank in 1997. Sainsbury's Bank is a joint venture between J Sainsbury and Lloyds Bank. Sainsbury's Supermarket Ltd is an appointed representative of Sainsbury's Bank plc. Life insurance underwritten by Legal and General Assurance.

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Sainsbury's Life insurance launches £50 festive treat For a limited period only, Sainsbury's Life Insurance has increased the reward available to new customers. Until 27th December, new customers could receive a £50 gift card, increased from £30, as well as double Nectar points for two years on all Sainsbury's shopping and fuel. When using their Nectar card at the point of purchase, customers could benefit from the equivalent of up to 2% off their...
£245 billion worth of mortgages not protected by life insurance Four out of ten mortgage holders do not have their mortgage contributions covered by life insurance, according to new research from Sainsbury's.
Double Nectar points for new life insurance customers Sainsbury's is offering new life insurance customers double Nectar points for two years. This promotion applies to Sainsbury's purchases made in-store, via the website and at petrol filling stations when customers use their Nectar card.
Average medical claims made by tourists falling ill abroad is £1333.41 The average medical claim made by travellers who fall ill or have an accident in a foreign country now stands at a staggering £1333.41 according to an analysis of 2010 claims data from Sainsbury's Travel Insurance.
3 million non-smokers admit to enjoying the occasional cigarette 1.3 million social smokers are tempted to have the odd cigarette as a result of drinking alcohol or by their smoking friends. New research by Sainsbury's Life Insurance suggests that there are 3 million adults who class themselves as non-smokers, but admit to having the occasional cigarette or having a puff" of someone else's cigarette.
Failing to update your life cover puts your dependents at risk New research by Sainsbury's Life suggests that 5 million could be leaving their dependants in serious financial difficulty because well over half of those with life insurance admit failing to update their level of cover following a significant change in their personal circumstances.
Shop around for life cover Research by Sainsbury's Life Insurance suggests that the monthly average market life insurance premium has decreased for three quarters of customers over the last 12 months.
Ex-smokers missing out on potential 46% saving on life insurance premiums 3.3 million ex-smokers are collectively paying £316 million more a year on life insurance premiums than they need to because they have not informed their insurer they have quit, according to new research by Sainsbury's Life Insurance.
Winter sports injuries increasing in number and cost The average value of a winter sport-related travel claim has doubled (in the past two years, according to new analysis from Sainsbury's Finance.
£318 billion worth of mortgages not protected by life insurance Nearly one in two mortgage holders in Britain do not have their mortgage contributions covered by life insurance, new research from Sainsbury's Life Insurance indicates.
Average cost of hospital treatment in foreign countries is £2040 The average cost of hospital treatment in a foreign country has climbed to £2,040 over the last 12 months according to an analysis of new research by Sainsbury's Travel Insurance.
Half a million with medical conditions jeopardising travel insurance Hundreds of thousands of British holidaymakers are jeopardising their insurance by failing to tell insurers of their medical conditions, according to research from Sainsbury's Travel Insurance.
Sainsbury's Finance offers online travel insurance discounts Sainsbury's Finance is offering a 25% discount on travel insurance for Sainsbury's shoppers with a Nectar card who apply for cover online. Those without a Nectar card will still benefit from a 10% discount when applying online.
Sainsbury's offers 10% off travel insurance Sainsbury's is offering a ten per cent discount on travel insurance to customers who book their policies online. The supermarket is promoting its travel policy, that promises comprehensive cover at competitive premiums, to coincide with the publication of research which shows large numbers of holidaymakers are making plans without buying travel insurance.
Get travel insurance for your winter holiday Sainsbury's Finance is warning winter holidaymakers to make sure they have adequate travel insurance, as it estimates that over a third of those who went on holiday this summer, did so without any travel insurance to cover their trip.
Sainsbury's launches over 50s life cover plan Sainsbury's has launched an Over 50s single life cover plan with premiums starting from as little as £8 a month. The plan can be taken out between the ages of 50 and 74.
Nearly 1.3 million people with medical conditions put their travel insurance in jeopardy If you travel abroad and fail to inform your travel insurer of any pre-existing medical conditions you could be jeopardising your insurance as well as your finances, as you could find you are not covered.
Half a million people cut back on life insurance It is estimated that millions of people are cutting back on essential insurance cover in a bid to save money, according to new research from Sainsbury's Finance.
Huge increase in winter sport travel insurance claims Sainsbury's Travel Insurance is urging winter holidaymakers to make sure that before they hit the slopes, they have their European Health Insurance Cards (EHIC) and comprehensive travel insurance.
Millions of people are wrongly relying solely on their EHIC card when travelling in Europe Sainsbury's Travel Insurance issues an important warning to travellers as research reveals that over the past 12 months, 3.5 million people have travelled to Europe and not taken out travel insurance because they felt it was not necessary as they had a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).

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