Are any Insurance Co's offering Life of Another policies?

Hi Sulouli - Have a look at the link below this may be what you are looking for :-

www.money.co.uk/discuss/discussion/10098-are-any-insurance-cos-offering-life-of-another-policies.htm

Hi Sulouli - ignore the link below I tried to delete it but as usual it wouldn't which is a nuisance.

Instead have a look in the insurance section above but if you are unable to find what you require have a word with a reputable Insurance Company and they will soon tell you which policy you will require. Good luck.

Hi Sulouli.

When I worked as a Prudential agent, I recall that you could insure 'life of another' providing you had an 'insurable interest' in them, by that I mean you would suffer financial hardship as a result of their death.

That is certainly the case with yourself and you would need to tailor any policy to terminate in line with the cessation of child support maintenance. You would need to prove the 'maintenance' issue, either by CSA correspondence of a letter from your ex and you would also need to provide medical evidence on your ex's health etc ( in most cases ). I don't think the child free weekends could be classed as a financial loss.

Frankly, I don't have a definitive answer to this and you should run this by a decent FSA registered financial advisor who will have a first class understanding of your needs. Useful information link below:

http://www.lifeinsurance64.com/questions-answered/choosing-life-insurance-policies.html

check out the site:-
http://www.monetos.co.uk/insurance/life-insurance/terms-conditions/in-trust/life-of-another/
www.moneyhelpline.com/insurance
zurich.com/protection
But I prefer a broker doing the running around for me free of charge. I use the web to just to understand a little bit more about the subject.