Family Income Benefit
Protect Your Family’s Future with Family Income Benefit
Why Family Income Protection is Essential for Contractors and Their Families
Family Income Protection is especially important for contractors, as it provides a steady income for your family if you pass away during the policy term. Since contractors often have fluctuating income, this type of cover can help ensure your loved ones aren’t left struggling with day-to-day expenses. Instead of receiving a lump sum, your family will get regular payments, making it easier to manage household bills, mortgage payments, and other living costs. It’s a simple and affordable way to give your family financial security and peace of mind, knowing they will be taken care of even if the unexpected happens.
If you’re unsure, consulting an adviser can help you find the right coverage to fit your unique situation as a contractor.
How Much Does Family Income Protection Cost?
The cost of family income protection varies based on several factors, including:
- Age
- Health
- Lifestyle
- Level of Cover
- Your Occupation
For contractors, the cost can also be influenced by your income structure, whether you’re self-employed, PAYE, or working under an umbrella company. Generally, it’s considered an affordable option, with premiums often lower than those for traditional life insurance, as the pay-out is spread over time rather than given as a lump sum. The best way to get an accurate idea of cost is to get a personalised quote based on your specific circumstances.
How Much Does Family Income Protection Cost?
The cost of family income protection varies based on several factors, including:
- Age
- Health
- Lifestyle
- Level of Cover
- Your Occupation
For contractors, the cost can also be influenced by your income structure, whether you’re self-employed, PAYE, or working under an umbrella company. Generally, it’s considered an affordable option, with premiums often lower than those for traditional life insurance, as the pay-out is spread over time rather than given as a lump sum. The best way to get an accurate idea of cost is to get a personalised quote based on your specific circumstances.
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Tailored Plan:
We can help customise your family income benefit to fit your family’s needs and financial situation.
Ongoing Support:
As your life changes, we’re here to help you adjust your policy. If your circumstances change, we’ll guide you in switching to a plan that suits you better.
FAQ’S
How much income can my family receive from Family Income Benefit?
The amount your family receives depends on the level of cover you choose when setting up the policy. Typically, you select an annual income that you’d like to provide, and this amount will be paid out monthly. It’s important to consider your family’s financial needs, such as mortgage repayments, daily living expenses, and any other debts, when determining the coverage amount.
Is the income from Family Income Benefit taxable?
Can Family Income Benefit be tailored for joint policies?
Yes, FIB policies can be tailored for joint cover, which is particularly beneficial for contractor families with two income earners. A joint policy can cover both partners, ensuring that if either partner passes away, the surviving family members will receive the income support they need.
How long does the Family Income Benefit pay out for?
The payout period depends on the term length you choose when setting up the policy. Typically, payments continue until the end of the policy term, which can be set to align with key milestones, such as when your children become financially independent or when your mortgage is paid off.