1. Term length and payout goal
Start with the core product setup and the part of the decision that matters most for life insurance.
Use the life-insurance section to compare cover goals, term length, and the related protection pages around health, critical illness, and income cover.
These pages are designed to get the consumer comparing the right factors first, before they jump into a provider, policy, or package they do not fully understand.
Start with the core product setup and the part of the decision that matters most for life insurance.
Use this area to weigh trade-offs like exclusions, switching friction, renewal timing, contract length, or provider differences.
Once the basics are clear, the consumer can move deeper into the related pages or a fuller comparison flow without losing context.
Life insurance is easier to compare once the protection goal is clear: family support, debt cover, income replacement, or illness support.
This page works best for users who need to understand the differences before they speak to a provider or adviser.
Critical illness, health insurance, and income protection should stay close by because users often compare them together.
These are real product lanes inside DealComparer. They are not live market quotes yet, but they give the user a clearer path into the right kind of comparison.
Important when the user is really weighing illness support alongside or instead of life cover.
Open routeA better branch when the key question is monthly resilience rather than payout-on-death alone.
Open routeKeep private medical cover separate from classic life-protection decisions.
Open routeA more natural route when the user wants a later-life protection product with a different buying frame.
Open routeThese are official provider pages that can help users check the next step directly. They are reference routes, not a live market ranking.
Official Aviva life-insurance route.
Open official siteOfficial LV life-insurance route.
Open official siteThe compare side should feel honest and useful now, then become more integrated as the strongest commercial lanes prove themselves.
This lane needs users segmented by family protection, debt cover, later-life planning, or illness-linked protection before anything else.
The follow-up should help the user move into the right protection route rather than overwhelm them with premature product noise.
This lane needs more reassurance and a more careful partner model, so it should scale after broadband and car-insurance lessons are in place.
Life comparison page inside the same section.
Life comparison page inside the same section.
Life comparison page inside the same section.
Life comparison page inside the same section.
Life comparison page inside the same section.