Beagle Street announces launch into intermediary market

Beagle Street’s intermediary proposition includes life insurance and critical illness cover, with all products supported by added-value services.

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Lucy Whalen | Editorial Assistant, Protection Reporter
19th June 2026
Advisers
"We want to make it easier for advisers to put accessible protection in place for the people who need it most."
- Holly Ewing - OneFamily

Beagle Street, part of the OneFamily Group, has announced its launch into the intermediary market with a proposition that it describes as straightforward and adaptable to clients’ needs.

The launch follows a pilot with a select group of intermediaries, whose feedback was used to help shape the proposition and adviser journey ahead of full market entry.

The launch has also received early backing from networks and service providers such as Omni Protect and St. James’s Place. Beagle Street says it is the first step in a broader multi-year roadmap, with further developments planned to expand the proposition and support advisers in reaching more customers.

Beagle Street’s intermediary proposition includes life insurance and critical illness cover. Its first critical illness launch is an entry-level product covering 23 conditions, designed to offer advisers and customers an accessible starting point, and is the first critical illness product in a multi-product range.

All products are supported by added-value services, including Reframe Cancer, Square Health for 24/7 virtual GP access, and RedArc support, alongside will writing and legal services.

Pricing is designed with the aim of reflecting individual risk more precisely, and customers will also have access to a claims service, with Samaritans-trained handlers and payment of valid claims within three working days of receiving the required evidence. Beagle Street also holds PDG Claims Charter status and offers a funeral payment pledge.

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"Today marks an important milestone for Beagle Street as we enter the intermediary market with a strong initial proposition and a clear ambition to build from here," Holly Ewing, distribution director at OneFamily, said.

"Our distribution strategy is rooted in partnership, working closely with advisers, networks and service providers to create a proposition that is simple, flexible and aligned to the needs of the market.

"We want to make it easier for advisers to put accessible protection in place for the people who need it most. Backed by agile technology, transparent pricing and a strong mix of added-value services, this proposition gives advisers another credible option and supports growth across the intermediary market."

Ryan Griffin, protection director at OneFamily, added: "Following a successful pilot, we are pleased to launch into the intermediary market with both life insurance and critical illness products. Our proposition has been designed to provide faster, fairer outcomes for customers from an underwriting and pricing perspective and an intuitive and straightforward experience for advisers. 

"Our unique support services, such as Reframe Cancer, reflect the growing need for practical support alongside financial protection. With further launches planned over the next 12 months, we are excited to continue building our proposition and supporting more customers with products suited to their needs."

Jim Islam, CEO of OneFamily, commented: "As a mutual, our members are at the heart of everything we do, and we understand the financial pressures facing households across the UK. Helping people build a financial safety net for their families is more important than ever, and this launch allows us to reach more people with protection that is right for them.

"With more than 50 years of heritage, we have already helped more than two million customers work towards their financial goals. This launch gives us the opportunity to go further by offering vital protection to more people and marks the start of a new chapter for the business."

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