COMPETITIVE HEALTH INSURANCE QUOTES

PROVIDER: NATIONAL FRIENDLY

Making a difference to your future.
A mutual friendly society since 1868

National Friendly's mutual status means all our profits are
used to benefit our members - NOT shareholders.
When you start one of our plans, you have a personal stake
in our future and we think that makes all the difference.

We've focused solely on the needs of our members for the
past 140 years, developing a range of products to suit
varying circumstances. From our Tax-Free Saving Plans and Investment ISA to Private Medical Insurance and Life Cover
we've got it covered!

National Friendly : So, why the change and why now?

Well, as a friendly society, everything we do is for our members. And this change is no different. Working closely with you
in 2008, we undertook a year-long research process which highlighted that our brand should be altered to better reflect the
outstanding values you associate with us.

We also need to present our products and services to new customers and with the old name and logo it was getting harder
and harder to stand out from the crowd.

Armed with these facts, we set about transforming our image accordingly. We hope you agree that the result embodies
both our historic values as well as keeping the society vibrant
and moving forward, reaching more and more new members.

It also brings us right up to date with the great products we provide. Products like our unique Healthcare Deposit Account
that offers both cost control and premium certainty, together
with flexible cover that builds up your deposit account
should you not claim.

In today’s uncertain climate, our new brand continues to focus
us on our members and their needs. This is, of course, very important to us as a friendly society which has no shareholders,
but instead uses our profits for the benefits of our members.

A new look. A new name. And that’s the main difference. We’re still the same company, focussed on delivering great products
and services to the same people – you, our members.

Who’d have thought there could be so much in a
simple name change?