It is possible to get Critical Illness Cover if you’ve had cancer. However, this will depend on a number of medical factors such as:
If an insurer does accept your application, it’s likely that they’ll exclude cancer from the policy. This means you may not be covered if the cancer returns.
In some cases an insurer may not place a cancer exclusion on your policy. For example, if you had a less severe form, such as non-invasive skin cancer. However, each insurer will differ.
Want to chat through your options? Our specialist team is here to help. Call on 02084327333 or email help@drewberry.co.uk to speak to a friendly adviser.
We’ll ask you some details about the type of cancer you experienced and then speak with each of the leading insurers on your behalf. We’ll shortlist the providers most likely to offer you the best terms and help you arrange cover that suits your specific needs. It doesn’t cost you a penny to set up your policy through us, and your purchase is fully protected by the FCA.
When it comes to protecting yourself and your finances, you deserve first-class service. Here’s why you should talk to us:
Does a previous diagnosis of cancer affect your eligibility to buy Critical Illness Cover? Get a specialist overview from Drewberry’s Independent Protection Specialist, Alex Weir 👇
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