Why more dads in England should consider Tom Insurance

Could your family be financially protected for less than you think? Tom Insurance is built with dads in mind

Tom Insurance's life insurance starts from just £5 per month. A tax-free lump sum will be paid to loved ones if the policyholder dies within the policy term. This payment can help cover the mortgage, bills, or simply give your family the breathing space they need during a distressing time.

Every Life Insurance policy includes 24/7 remote GP access for the whole family and up to six mental health consultations per year, included in the price, via partner Square Health.

With coverage starting at just £5/month, you can get a free quote available online in as little as 15 minutes. Find out more here.

One of the best things about TOM is the fact that they use real human advisors, not automated chatbots.

TOM also donates £1 to the charity Balls to Cancer for every valid quote processed — whether or not the customer goes on to take out cover.

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With thousands of positive reviews, TOM is the life insurance more dads should consider.

Every 20 minutes in the UK, a child loses a parent they depend on financially*. Getting life insurance could be one of the smartest things you can do to protect your family financially.

TOM’s mission is to make this process as simple, quick, and straightforward as possible, so you can cross one more thing off your to-do list.

Because the TOM team believes that nobody should be worried about money when they’re dealing with the loss of a loved one.

TOM provides up to 60% of annual salary, paid monthly, to help cover costs until the policyholder is able to return to work. A tax-free lump sum on diagnosis of a qualifying serious illness, designed to give policyholders the freedom to focus on recovery rather than finances.

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£1 is donated to Balls to Cancer for every valid quote, regardless of outcome.

* Number of customer enquiries since 2020 across TOM and our partner brand Polly.
**https://www.childbereavementuk.org/death-bereavement-statistics