The Exeter Health+ reviewed: core cover, add-ons, hospital lists, excess, no-claims discount and underwriting, sourced from The Exeter's documents.
The Exeter Health Insurance Review
The Exeter UK private medical insurance review — cover, hospital list, underwriting, claims and pricing from PremierPMI.
What The Exeter cover includes
A mutual friendly society — Health+ private medical insurance with a Traditional (named hospital list) or lower-cost Guided option.
The Exeter is the trading name of Exeter Friendly Society Limited, a mutual friendly society with no shareholders, registered in 1927 (FCA Mutuals Public Register No. 91F, checked 15 Oct 2026). Its only private medical insurance product is Health+, sold in two variants: Traditional, where you choose one of three named hospital lists (Essential, Standard or Extended) and your GP can refer you to a named specialist on that list, and Guided, a lower-cost option where The Exeter recommends a shortlist of specialists after an open GP referral (The Exeter customer and adviser health insurance pages, checked 15 Oct 2026). Core cover includes unlimited in-patient and day-patient treatment and comprehensive cancer cover with no time or financial limit; outpatient consultations, diagnostics, mental health and therapies are optional add-ons (Health+ IPID and Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026). The Exeter does not publish a single market-wide price example with a date and basis line, so we confirm your own figure at quote.
The Exeter at a glance
- Established: Exeter Friendly Society Limited was registered as a friendly society on 15 September 1927 (FCA Mutuals Public Register No. 91F, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Head office: Registered office: Lakeside House, Emperor Way, Exeter, England EX1 3FD (The Exeter adviser portal and Health+ policy documents, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Regulation: Exeter Friendly Society Limited, trading as The Exeter, is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority (FRN 205309). It is incorporated under the Friendly Societies Act 1992, Register No. 91F, not as a Companies House company (The Exeter adviser portal footer and Health+ IPID, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Best suited to: Clients who want a named hospital list or a lower-cost guided route; Self-employed and individual buyers wanting unlimited cancer cover; Clients who value a mutual, member-voting structure
- Indicative starting premium: Price on quote
- PremierPMI broker rating: 4.1 out of 5
- Membership (all products): 151,503 members, up 3.5% year on year, reported at the 2026 AGM (The Exeter news release, 1 July 2026, checked 15 Oct 2026)
- Gross premium income: £135m in 2025, up from £125.1m in 2024 (The Exeter news release, 1 July 2026, checked 15 Oct 2026)
- Corporate structure: Mutual friendly society — members over 18 can vote at the AGM (The Exeter Health+ Policy Document, checked 15 Oct 2026)
- Joining age: Main applicant and partner must be aged 18–79 inclusive at the policy start date; children under 21, or under 25 in full-time education, can be added (Health+ data capture form, checked 15 Oct 2026)
- Digital support: HealthWise app, provided by Square Health, included for members and immediate family at no extra cost (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026)
The Exeter plan tiers compared
| Plan | Positioning | Typical use / limits |
|---|---|---|
| Health+ Traditional | Choose one of three named hospital lists — Essential, Standard or Extended — with a GP referral to a named specialist on your chosen list. | Clients who want to choose their own hospital list and specialist. |
| Health+ Guided | An open GP referral, with The Exeter recommending a shortlist of specialists; same core cover as Traditional at a lower premium. | Clients prioritising a lower premium who are comfortable with a recommended specialist. |
| Benefit add-ons | Outpatient cover, unlimited outpatient diagnostics, mental health cover and therapies cover can each be added to either Traditional or Guided. | Clients who want to shape cover around a specific need, such as outpatient diagnostics or therapies. |
The Exeter hospital access and network
On Health+ Traditional you choose from three named hospital lists (Essential, Standard or Extended); the list with the most hospitals costs more. On Health+ Guided there is no hospital list at the point of sale — The Exeter recommends a shortlist of specialists, pre-negotiated on fees, when you claim (The Exeter cover-options and adviser Health+ pages, checked 15 Oct 2026). The Exeter does not publish a count of hospitals on its own site, so we confirm which named hospitals are on your chosen list before you buy.
Underwriting basis
- Full medical underwriting — a full medical declaration is required; pre-existing conditions are excluded unless specifically accepted (The Exeter cover-options page, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Standard Moratorium — no medical history required at outset; conditions from the five years before joining are excluded for two years, then reviewed against a two-year clear rule (The Exeter cover-options page, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Continued Moratorium or Continued personal medical exclusions — for clients switching insurer, carrying across an existing moratorium clock or existing personal exclusions, subject to a certificate from the previous insurer (The Exeter cover-options page, checked 15 Oct 2026).
Indicative The Exeter premiums by age
Illustrative desk figures, not quotes — every premium is individually underwritten.
Making a claim
Typical pre-authorisation turnaround: Not published; confirm at quote. Claims go through a GP referral and must be authorised by The Exeter before treatment (Health+ IPID, checked 15 Oct 2026).. App: HealthWise. Escalation route: If a claim stalls, we contact The Exeter on your behalf and keep you updated..
- Unlimited remote GP consultations a year for the member, partner and children, with some age restrictions (Health+ Product Guide and the-exeter.com cover-options page, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Two second medical opinion consultations a year (Health+ Product Guide and the-exeter.com cover-options page, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Six physiotherapy and health MOT-type consultations a year, provided by Square Health (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
Cover detail our brokers check first
- Mental health: Optional add-on, not core cover: in-patient and day-patient psychiatric treatment up to 28 days, plus unlimited outpatient psychologist and cognitive behavioural therapy consultations (Health+ IPID and Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Cancer pathway: Core cover, not an add-on: all stages of cancer once diagnosed, including diagnostics, surgery, NICE-approved drug therapy, radiotherapy, hormone therapy, stem cell and bone marrow treatment, palliative and home treatment, with no time or financial limit; a £250 hospice donation is also paid if the member is admitted for care (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Digital GP: HealthWise, provided by Square Health, includes unlimited remote GP consultations a year for the member and immediate family, at no extra cost and as a non-contractual benefit that can be withdrawn (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Dental & optical: Not part of Health+. The Exeter sells a separate Cash Plan product for everyday costs such as dental and optical; it is not bundled into Health+ PMI cover (The Exeter product range pages, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Family options: Health+ can cover a partner and children; the main applicant and partner must be aged 18–79 inclusive at the policy start date, with children under 21, or under 25 in full-time education, added to the policy (Health+ data capture form, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- International cover: Not published for Health+ on the pages we checked; confirm at quote.
Where The Exeter stands out
- Unlimited in-patient and day-patient treatment, and comprehensive cancer cover with no time or financial limit, as core cover on every Health+ policy (Health+ IPID, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- A graduated No Claims Discount: the Health+ Product Guide states a member's discount will never move down by more than three levels in any one policy year, and it starts moving back up after a claim-free year (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- HealthWise app benefits — including unlimited remote GP appointments, two second medical opinion consultations a year and six physiotherapy, mental health, lifestyle, nutrition and dietitian consultations a year — included for Health+ members and immediate family at no extra cost (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
Watch-outs before you buy
- Health+ is a single PMI product, not a combined PMI-and-cash-plan policy; The Exeter sells a separate Cash Plan product, so dental and optical cash benefits are not built into Health+ (The Exeter product range pages, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Outpatient consultations and diagnostics, mental health cover and therapies cover are optional add-ons, not automatic; leaving them out removes that cover (Health+ IPID, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- New applicants must be aged 18–79 inclusive at the policy start date — this is a published limit, not an open-ended acceptance age (Health+ data capture form, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- There is no direct-access route: claims are made through a GP referral and must be authorised by The Exeter before treatment (Health+ IPID, checked 15 Oct 2026).
Switching to The Exeter
| Switching from | What to check |
|---|---|
| Any UK insurer | We confirm with The Exeter whether an existing moratorium clock or personal exclusions can continue under Continued Moratorium or Continued Personal Medical Exclusions, on a certificate from the previous insurer (the-exeter.com cover-options page, checked 15 Oct 2026). |
| First-time PMI buyer aged 65–79 | The Exeter's published joining-age window for new applicants runs to 79 inclusive at the policy start date, wider than several competitors publish (Health+ data capture form, checked 15 Oct 2026); we confirm current acceptance terms at quote. |
| WPA | Both are mutual, friendly-society-style insurers with no shareholders; WPA offers open consultant choice on Personal Health, while The Exeter's Traditional option uses named hospital lists and its Guided option uses a recommended specialist shortlist. |
The Exeter for businesses and groups
| Company size | Positioning | Broker note |
|---|---|---|
| Sole trader / director-only | The Exeter priced as a personal PMI policy paid via the limited company where allowable — treated as a P11D benefit in kind at HMRC's discretion. | For most single-director firms we place personal cover and route the invoice through the company. Speak to your accountant on the BIK treatment. |
| 3–20 lives (small SME) | The Exeter group scheme — one master policy, one renewal date, medical history disregarded (MHD) usually available at 5+ lives. | This is the sweet spot for growing businesses. MHD from day one removes the biggest friction point for new hires. |
| 20–500 lives (mid-market) | The Exeter corporate — bespoke plan design, dedicated account manager, wellness and claims MI reporting typically included. | PremierPMI runs a full tender at renewal — we do not accept 'roll the incumbent' pricing without a market check. |
PremierPMI broker desk notes
- We check which named hospitals sit on a client's chosen Health+ Traditional list, and compare that against the Guided option's likely specialist pool, before recommending either route.
- Because Health+ excludes dental and optical cash benefits, we point clients who want that cover to The Exeter's separate Cash Plan product or to another provider's combined offering, rather than assuming it is bundled in.
- We confirm a client's exact joining age against The Exeter's published 18–79 window before quoting, since it is a hard cut-off at outset.
The Exeter compared with other insurers
| Versus | Broker verdict |
|---|---|
| WPA | Both are mutual friendly-society-style insurers with no shareholders; WPA offers open consultant choice on Personal Health, while The Exeter's Traditional option uses named hospital lists and its Guided option uses a recommended specialist shortlist. |
| Aviva | Aviva is a shareholder-owned insurer with modular tiers and excesses from £100 to £5,000; The Exeter is a mutual with a similar range of excess options from £0 to £5,000. |
| AXA Health | AXA lets you buy separate care options (outpatient, inpatient, cancer, mental health) per person on one plan; The Exeter bundles unlimited in-patient, day-patient and cancer cover into core Health+ cover, with outpatient, mental health and therapies as add-ons. |
Broker verdict
The Exeter is a mutual friendly society whose single PMI product, Health+, gives unlimited in-patient, day-patient and cancer cover as standard, with a choice between a named hospital list (Traditional) and a lower-cost guided-specialist route (Guided). It's worth comparing for clients who want that structure and a graduated no-claims discount, provided you check your own quote against the 18–79 joining-age window and confirm which hospitals or specialists sit on your chosen route.
Best for: Mutual structure, named hospital list or guided route, unlimited cancer cover.
The Exeter is a UK mutual friendly society, trading name of Exeter Friendly Society Limited, registered in 1927, with 151,503 members across all products as of its 2026 AGM. Its Health+ private medical insurance gives unlimited in-patient, day-patient and cancer cover as standard, sold as Traditional, with a choice of three named hospital lists, or Guided, a lower-cost option with a recommended specialist shortlist. PremierPMI places The Exeter for clients wanting a named hospital list or guided route, self-employed buyers wanting unlimited cancer cover, and those who value a member-voting mutual structure; The Exeter does not publish a single market-wide price example, so we confirm your figure at quote.
Common questions
Is The Exeter Health+ any good?
Health+ gives unlimited in-patient and day-patient treatment and comprehensive cancer cover with no time or financial limit as standard, plus a choice of a named hospital list (Traditional) or a lower-cost recommended-specialist route (Guided) (Health+ IPID and Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026). Whether it suits you depends on your preferred hospitals, budget and whether you need outpatient or mental-health cover added.
How much does The Exeter Health+ cost?
The Exeter does not publish a single market-wide price example with a date and basis line on its public pages, so PremierPMI confirms your own figure at quote based on age, location, excess, hospital list or guided option, and any add-ons you choose.
Can I join The Exeter Health+ later in life?
The Exeter's own Health+ data capture form sets the joining age at 18–79 inclusive at the policy start date for the main applicant and partner (checked 15 Oct 2026); we confirm current eligibility and pricing at quote.
Is The Exeter a mutual?
Yes. Exeter Friendly Society Limited, trading as The Exeter, is a friendly society registered in 1927 under the Friendly Societies Act 1992 (FCA Mutuals Public Register No. 91F) with no shareholders; members over 18 can vote at its AGM (FCA Mutuals Public Register and Health+ Policy Document, checked 15 Oct 2026).
What is Health+ from The Exeter?
Health+ is The Exeter's only private medical insurance product. It gives unlimited in-patient and day-patient treatment and comprehensive cancer cover with no time or financial limit as core cover, sold as Traditional (choice of three named hospital lists) or Guided (lower-cost, recommended specialist shortlist); outpatient, mental health and therapies cover are optional add-ons (Health+ IPID and Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
Does The Exeter include dental and optical cover in Health+?
No. Health+ is a PMI policy, not a combined PMI-and-cash-plan product; dental and optical cash benefits are sold separately through The Exeter's own Cash Plan product, not built into Health+ (The Exeter product range pages, checked 15 Oct 2026).
What does The Exeter Health+ cover?
Health+ is The Exeter's only private medical insurance product, sold as Traditional (named hospital list) or Guided (lower cost, recommended specialist). Core cover is unlimited in-patient/day-patient treatment and comprehensive cancer cover; outpatient, mental health and therapies are optional add-ons (Health+ IPID and Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
The Exeter does not publish hospital counts by region, so we confirm the named hospitals on a client's chosen Traditional list, or the likely specialist pool under Guided, before recommending either route.
- Core cover includes unlimited in-patient and day-patient treatment and comprehensive cancer cover with no time or financial limit (Health+ IPID, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Traditional gives a choice of three named hospital lists; Guided uses a recommended specialist shortlist at a lower premium (The Exeter adviser Health+ page, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- A graduated No Claims Discount never falls by more than three levels in one policy year (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
The Exeter Health+ core cover
Health+ core cover applies to both Traditional and Guided (Health+ IPID, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- In-patient and day-patient treatment — Unlimited in-patient and day-patient treatment for as long as needed at an eligible hospital based on selected options (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Out-patient surgery — Out-patient surgical procedures performed by a specialist at an eligible hospital are covered as core cover (Health+ IPID, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Scans — CT, MRI and PET scans are included as standard, with professional fees where appropriate (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Eligibility — Main applicant and partner must be aged 18–79 inclusive at the policy start date; children under 21, or under 25 in full-time education, can be added (Health+ data capture form, checked 15 Oct 2026).
The Exeter cancer, NHS cash and recovery benefits
These are core, not optional, Health+ benefits (Health+ IPID and Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Cancer cover — Cover for all stages of cancer once diagnosed, including diagnostics, surgery, NICE-approved drug therapy, radiotherapy, hormone therapy, stem cell and bone marrow treatment, palliative and home treatment, with no time or financial limit; a £250 hospice donation is also paid if the member is admitted for care (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- NHS cash benefit — If a member has NHS treatment that would otherwise be covered by Health+, The Exeter pays £250 per night for in-patient treatment or £150 per day for day-patient treatment, up to £10,000 per policy year (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Home nursing and ambulance — Home nursing after a hospital stay, and private road ambulance travel to, between or from hospital when essential for treatment, are both core cover (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Parental accommodation — If a child needs hospital treatment, accommodation is included for both parents to stay with them, up to age 18, subject to hospital policies (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
The Exeter outpatient, mental health and therapies add-ons
Each add-on increases premium and should be chosen deliberately (Health+ IPID and cover-options page, checked 15 Oct 2026).
| Add-on | What it covers | Adviser note |
|---|---|---|
| Outpatient cover | Specialist consultation fees and diagnostic tests such as X-rays, ECGs and pathology, up to a chosen £500 or £1,000 yearly limit or unlimited. | CT, MRI, PET scans and cancer-related consultations are already in core cover, not this add-on. |
| Unlimited outpatient diagnostics | If a £500 or £1,000 outpatient limit is chosen, diagnostic tests are covered in full and only specialist fees count against the limit. | Only available alongside a £500 or £1,000 outpatient limit. |
| Mental health cover | In-patient and day-patient psychiatric treatment up to 28 days, plus unlimited outpatient psychologist and cognitive behavioural therapy consultations. | Not included in core cover; must be added. |
| Therapies cover | Physiotherapy, chiropractic, osteopathy, acupuncture, podiatry, speech therapy, pain clinic treatment, or up to two dietician consultations, following GP or specialist referral. | Separate from the three free post-operative physiotherapy sessions in core cover. |
The Exeter Traditional and Guided routes
Both routes share the same core cover; the difference is how hospitals and specialists are chosen (The Exeter adviser Health+ page, checked 15 Oct 2026).
| Route | How it works | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional — Essential list | GP refers to a named specialist on the Essential hospital list, the smallest of the three lists. | Cost-conscious clients with acceptable local hospitals on the Essential list. |
| Traditional — Standard list | A broader named hospital list than Essential, at a higher premium. | Clients wanting more hospital choice than Essential. |
| Traditional — Extended list | The widest named hospital list, at the highest premium of the three. | Clients who want the broadest named-hospital choice, including central London options; we confirm specific hospitals before buying. |
| Guided | GP makes an open referral; The Exeter recommends a shortlist of specialists, pre-negotiated on fees, at the point of claim. | Clients prioritising a lower premium who are comfortable with a recommended specialist. |
The Exeter excess options and No Claims Discount
Excess and the No Claims Discount are both published policy choices (The Exeter cover-options page and Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
| Feature | What's published | Adviser note |
|---|---|---|
| Excess options | £0, £100, £250, £500, £1,000, £3,000 or £5,000 — the lower the excess, the higher the premium. | We confirm the live excess list at quote. |
| Excess application | Any excess applies to each person, each policy year, and is deducted from eligible treatment costs. | Simple illustration only, not a quote. |
| No Claims Discount — step down | The Health+ Product Guide states a member's discount will never move down by more than three levels in any one policy year. | A graduated structure, not immunity from any renewal increase. |
| No Claims Discount — step up | If no claims are made in the next policy year, the discount starts to move back up. | Medical inflation and age can still raise the renewal even while the discount recovers. |
The Exeter underwriting options
These are the four underwriting routes The Exeter publishes for new and switching applicants (The Exeter cover-options page, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Full medical underwriting — A full medical declaration is required for everyone on the policy; pre-existing conditions are excluded unless specifically accepted.
- Standard Moratorium — No medical history is needed at outset; conditions from the five years before joining are excluded for two years, then reviewed against a two-year symptom-free rule.
- Continued Moratorium — For clients continuing an existing moratorium period from another insurer, using the start date of their previous policy, on provision of a certificate from that insurer.
- Continued personal medical exclusions — For clients carrying across existing personal exclusions from a Full Medical Underwriting or Continued Personal Medical Exclusions policy elsewhere, on provision of a certificate from that insurer.
The Exeter's HealthWise member benefits
HealthWise is provided by Square Health and is included for Health+ members and immediate family at no extra cost; it is a non-contractual benefit that can be withdrawn (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
HealthWise is a non-contractual member benefit, separate from the main Health+ policy, and can be withdrawn or changed by The Exeter at any time (Health+ Product Guide, checked 15 Oct 2026).
- Remote GP — Unlimited remote GP consultations per year for the member, partner and children, with some age restrictions.
- Second medical opinion — Two second medical opinion consultations per year.
- Physiotherapy and health MOT — Six physiotherapy sessions per year, and one health MOT kit per year for policyholders only.
- Mental health, lifestyle, nutrition and dietitian support — Six mental health support, six lifestyle and six nutrition consultations per year, plus six registered dietitian consultations per year.
- Prescriptions — Repeat NHS and private prescriptions with no in-app charges for prescriptions, fit notes or referrals.
How PremierPMI works with you on The Exeter
PremierPMI places Health+ policies as a whole-of-market broker. This is our own service standard, separate from The Exeter's policy terms.
- Free, whole-of-market advice — PremierPMI advice is free to you. We compare The Exeter against 10+ leading UK health insurers side by side before recommending a policy.
- Side-by-side comparison — We set out Health+ Traditional and Guided next to other insurers' tiers so you can see cover, excess and hospital or specialist access together.
- FCA regulated — PremierPMI is a trading style of Tesha Family Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 1029667). Companies House registration 11417747.
What Health+ does not cover
This list follows the published exclusions in the Health+ IPID (checked 15 Oct 2026); always confirm against the full Policy Document before relying on it.
- Pre-existing conditions — Excluded, subject to the underwriting option chosen (Health+ IPID).
- Chronic conditions — Treatment or monitoring of ongoing, recurrent or long-term conditions is excluded (Health+ IPID).
- Cosmetic and bariatric treatment — Cosmetic and plastic surgery, and bariatric or weight-loss surgery or treatment, are excluded (Health+ IPID).
- GP, dental, optical and sight correction — Treatment by your own GP, optician, dentist or orthodontist, and treatment to correct long or short sightedness or astigmatism, are excluded (Health+ IPID).
- Pregnancy and family planning — Pregnancy, family planning and sexual health are excluded (Health+ IPID).
- Alcohol, drug misuse and self-inflicted injury — Treatment for alcohol, drug or substance abuse, and deliberate self-inflicted injury or suicide attempt, are excluded (Health+ IPID).
- Organ transplants and renal dialysis — Major organ transplants and renal dialysis are excluded (Health+ IPID).
- Mental and psychological treatment — Excluded unless the mental health benefit add-on is included on the policy (Health+ IPID).
- Out-patient drugs and dressings — Out-patient drugs, dressings and medical aids are excluded (Health+ IPID).
- Preventative screening and professional sports injuries — Preventative screening procedures, treatment and tests, and professional sports injuries, are excluded (Health+ IPID).
- Unauthorised claims — Claims must be authorised by The Exeter before any consultation, test or treatment goes ahead (Health+ IPID).
The Exeter Health+ residency, payment and cancellation terms
These terms apply across Health+ Traditional and Guided (Health+ IPID, checked 15 Oct 2026).
Figures and terms change at product refresh; PremierPMI verifies the live Health+ schedule and Policy Document at quote.
| Area | What's published | Adviser note |
|---|---|---|
| UK residency | Members must have the legal right to reside in the UK and physically live in the UK for at least 183 days in each policy year. | Relevant for clients who split time overseas. |
| Payment | Premiums can be paid monthly by Direct Debit, or annually by Direct Debit, debit or credit card. | Confirm any annual-payment terms at quote. |
| Policy term | Cover runs for 12 months from the start date on the Policy Certificate and is renewable annually. | Renewal terms, including any premium change, are confirmed on the renewal notice. |
| Cooling-off period | Cancel within 30 days of the start date, with no claims made, for a full premium refund. | After 30 days, standard cancellation terms apply. |
PremierPMI is a UK private medical insurance broker specialising in whole-of-market placement across 10+ leading UK health insurers including Bupa, AXA Health, Aviva, Vitality, WPA, Freedom Health, The Exeter, General & Medical and National Friendly. FCA regulated (Tesha Family Ltd, FRN 1029667). Speak to a broker on 020 4525 0884, WhatsApp 07515 703307, or email contact@premierpmi.co.uk.
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