Cura are a Sector Partner for Purple Tuesday 2020

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We’re proud to announce that Cura are a Sector Partner for Purple Tuesday 2020. We fully are committed to improving the customer experience for our disabled customers.

Purple Tuesday 2020 is a change programme for organisations of all sizes from all sectors to get involved in, with the common goal of improving the customer experience for disabled people 365 days a year.

Purple Tuesday is about creating awareness of the value and needs of disabled customers. It is about making the customer experience accessible.

Working in partnership with Purple means we are ensuring that our industry can be accessible for everyone. Our employees and client base are hugely diverse and we owe it to them to provide a fully inclusive environment.

For more information and how you can get involved click here.

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Client Reviews

Cura are a Purple Tuesday 2020 Sector Partner

"Alan and his team were great! Alan helped get me cover where my own company could not (I work in financial services too!) Would highly recommend and will come back in the future."

"Krystle was fantastic throughout and managed to knock almost 50% off my current life insurance premium."

"Leanne couldn't have been more helpful and thoughtful with her questions and work on my enquiry."

"Kathryn and her colleagues were very helpful because of my recent illness."

"Nick was my advisor, Excellent knowledge of products and what I needed, not just pushing me into a sale/policy, will always refer to him in the future."

"I would like to say a very big thank you especially to Amy you really went above and beyond."

"Annaliese was absolutely fantastic, making us both feel at ease and helping us navigate issues that had caused us problems with previous attempts to obtain insurance."