Category Archives: Endowment Policies

CRYONICS & LIFE INSURANCE SURVEY 2023

By Chris Morgan | Published: July 19, 2023

Unusual Risks, the Cryonics Insurance advisers, are today announcing the results of their tenth Cryonics and Insurance Survey. After conducting research into the financial needs of the Cryonics community in the UK, they can now confirm that the average amount of Insurance being taken for the purpose of Cryonics is £95,144, from a previous average […]

Cryonics Life Assurance – “Best Premium & Policy Comparison” …

By Chris Morgan | Published: September 23, 2019

Unusual Risks the Cryonics Insurance Advisers and our lead financial adviser Chris Morgan having been serving the Cryonics Community for over eight years. During this time Chris has advised many UK clients about taking out Life Insurance to run alongside their Cryonics membership agreements with Alcor Life Extension Foundation and The Cryonics Institute. Best Premium Comparison […]

UNUSUAL RISKS ATTENDING CRYONICS UK TRAINING MEETING – JANUARY 2018

By Chris Morgan | Published: September 4, 2017

Chris Morgan and Unusual Risks are very pleased to be once again attending a Cryonics UK meeting, this time on Saturday 13th January 2018. Our previous visits to the Cryonics UK meetings have proved very constructive for its members, with an Insurance news update, short presentation and Q&A Sessions. It’s always a pleasure to connect […]

CRYONICS & INSURANCE SURVEY 2017 …..

By Chris Morgan | Published: July 17, 2017

“Spotlight On Trusts” – Unusual Risks have saved Cryonics Members thousands of pounds in solicitors costs, by providing trust documentation free of charge alongside their Life Insurance policies. We will be attending the Cryonics UK training day Saturday 13th January in Sheffield for a Q&A Session, with a special focus on absolute trusts, which is […]

Which type of Insurance is the best For Cryonics? …

By Chris Morgan | Published: April 4, 2016

In a previous article we shared with you some of the types of Insurance that may be unsuitable for people funding their Cryonics agreement with Alcor Life Extension Foundation or The Cryonics Institute. Occasionally we are asked to comment on policies that people have in place already, or are considering taking with other financial advisers. We have […]

Which types of Insurance are unsuitable for Cryonics? …

By Chris Morgan | Published: January 25, 2016

Unusual Risks are the UK’s leading financial advisers at helping Cryonics people to find Insurance to fund their agreements, with either Alcor Life Extension Foundation or The Cryonics Institute. Occasionally we meet clients who require advice on an Insurance policy that they already have in place as part of their existing funding arrangements. Over the […]

Cryonics and Insurance ….. What are the main factors when taking Insurance?

By Chris Morgan | Published: December 7, 2015

Unusual Risks are the UK’s leading financial advisers helping people to find Life Insurance for the purpose of funding Cryonics. Over the last five years we have helped many Cryonicists complete the process of joining Alcor Life Extension Foundation or Cryonics Institute by taking out Life Insurance. We are the approved Insurance agents in the […]

Cryonics Insurance – Which Type of Policy is Best?

By Chris Morgan | Published: May 27, 2015

Unusual Risks have arranged many Insurance policies for Cryonics members over the last 5 years and each time we are asked about the different types of Insurance and which is the most appropriate for the purpose of funding Cryonics? Currently we are the approved Insurance agents in the UK for both Alcor Life Extension Foundation […]

  • Cryonics and Insurance

    Unusual Risks are independent insurance advisers who regularly offer independent financial advice to people looking for Whole of Life Assurance for the purpose of funding Cryonics.

    We have many existing UK clients for whom we have arranged Life Assurance or Life Insurance to run alongside their Cryonics Funding Agreement. We offer financial advice without fear of discrimination, attention to colour, creed, sexuality, health status or personal beliefs.

    Currently we have clients who are members of Cryonics UK, Alcor Life Extension Foundation and Cryonics Institute and have advised them on their insurance requirements for Cryopreservation Services.

  • New Cryonics Members

    We are experienced at arranging new Life Assurance policies for the purpose of funding Cryonics.

    Our financial advisers will not only assist you in finding the right insurance policy from the whole market for your requirements, but will help you to complete essential trust documentation free of charge.

    They will also help you to consider the effects of inflation on your future planning and select the most appropriate levels of insurance cover to meet your long term Cryonics needs.

  • Existing Cryonics Members

    We have experience of helping long standing Cryonics members assess their existing Life Insurance policies.

    Our financial advisers are able to help you to assess your current insurance resources and advise you on bridging any potential shortfall you may have in your current planning from the whole of the insurance market.

    We have expert knowledge that could help you to assess the effects of inflation on your existing policies and help you find solutions to meet your long term Cryonics needs.

    Please Note*

    Authorised and Regulated By The Financial Conduct Authority. Unusual Risks are Independent Insurance Advisers based In the United Kingdom. They offer financial advice to British Expatriates, who still own a property in the United Kingdom and maintain a UK Bank Account.

    Our Complaint Handling procedures are available on request. If you have reasons to raise a concern please contact us on 0845 474 3075 or by email enquiries@unusualrisks.co.uk

    If we are unable to resolve an issue to your satisfaction you may be able to refer the matter to the Financial Ombudsman Service. More information is available on request or by visiting www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk

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