The Bank of Valletta is launching a series of promotional offers on its range of BOV Lifelink products. Customers who take up a new BOV Lifelink product between the 3rd of March and the 31st of May will benefit from added value.

Through these offers, customers who apply for a regular premium plan do not pay the premium for the first month of their policy. Those customers opting for a lump sum investment plan will not pay the applicable one-time policy fee. The offer is subject to a maximum of €100.

Speaking about the new benefits that BOV is making available to its customers, Robert Ducker, Executive Head responsible for Bancassurance at Bank of Valletta explained that the BOV Lifelink product suite offers a wide range of insurance solutions that give customers peace of mind for the future and also offer potential investment opportunities.

"This latest benefits campaign is being launched to raise awareness about the suite of BOV Lifelink cover options. This is in keeping with our commitment to support our customers and their families throughout the different circumstances of their life whilst, at the same time, offering added value as we build long term working relationships with them," said Mr Ducker.

"Customers can choose from savings, protection, investments and retirement plans that bring together various elements such as diversification, capital growth, income and optional capital protection," concluded Mr Ducker.

Those interested in obtaining a no-obligation quotation are invited to visit any BOV branch. Alternatively, customers may contact BOV on 21312020. The closing date of the offers is Saturday, 31st May. The Bank reserves the right to withdraw the offers at any time.

Terms and conditions apply. Bank of Valletta p.l.c. is a tied insurance intermediary of Middlesea Valletta Life Assurance Company Limited (MSV) and regulated by the MFSA. MSV is authorised to carry on long term business of insurance under the Insurance Business Act, 1998. BOV Lifelink policies are underwritten and regulated by MSV. Investment returns can go down as well as up and past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance. Changes in the rate of exchange of currencies may also effect the value of your investments.