OpenWork adds Cura Financial to protection proposition

Access to specialist protection

John Brazier
clock • 1 min read

The OpenWork Partnership has expanded its protection proposition through a partnership with Cura Financial Services.

The link will allow OpenWork advisers to provide access to life, critical illness, and income protection for clients with specialist requirements that may have not been able to secure cover previously. Cura specialises in protection advice for clients whose situation can include having a high-risk occupation, extensive travel to foreign countries, have pre-existing health conditions or hazardous pastimes. That can include clients with a history of cancer, heart attack, strokes, mental health issues and HIV as well as clients in the Armed Forces, working offshore, at heights or under w...

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