I know this is a topic that his been covered a fair bit in the past, but I have recently arranged a new policy through Sports Financial Services (also known as Summit Financial Services) - http://www.sports-fs.co.uk/ and was very very pleased with them. Mainly because the broker I spoke to, David, is a caver, previously used to be in CRO and was therefore able to patiently explain to the underwriters exactly what sort of caving I do, and how dangerous it is (relative to risks they do understand). I believe this has involved long sessions with senior underwriters physically showing them caving equipment and explaining what they are and what cavers actually do.
Bottom line - the new policy costs less than 50p more than my old policy and covers me for the caving I do, whereas the old policy explictly excluded death through caving (a necessary compromise to cover all other activities such as climbing / skiing etc). In all other respects (term, benefits etc) the policy is identical.
Anyway, I have no interest in sparking a debate about the rights and wrongs of life insurance, but if anybody is interested you could send me a private message and I'll let you know the rough details of my policy, or better still go to their website and ask them to call you.
And no, I don't work for them - just a genuinely happy customer.
Bottom line - the new policy costs less than 50p more than my old policy and covers me for the caving I do, whereas the old policy explictly excluded death through caving (a necessary compromise to cover all other activities such as climbing / skiing etc). In all other respects (term, benefits etc) the policy is identical.
Anyway, I have no interest in sparking a debate about the rights and wrongs of life insurance, but if anybody is interested you could send me a private message and I'll let you know the rough details of my policy, or better still go to their website and ask them to call you.
And no, I don't work for them - just a genuinely happy customer.