Important update
    Changes to future finance agreements

    Due to some business changes, a number of customers won’t be able to take out finance agreements with Close Brothers to cover the cost of their insurance policies in the future. This change will not happen immediately, and we will be working with brokers over the next 6-12 months to organise a smooth transition. This does NOT impact any current finance agreements OR existing insurance policies.

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    How to tell if an e-mail is genuine or a phishing email?

    1.  Check for disguised or incorrect links in the email

     

    2.  Inspect the email header information to verify whether the sender’s address is legitimate

     

    3.  Check if the email is from a company or person you don’t recognise. If the email is coming  from someone you regularly communication with, compare the new message against older ones.

     

    4.  Does the display name look the same for all emails? Is the email signature the same?

     

    5.  Look for deceptive domains and spellings in email addresses

     

    6.  Watch out for uncommon uses of the email Bcc field

     

    7.  Don’t ignore unusual spelling and grammatical errors

     

    8.  Ask yourself whether the language seems fishy, pushy, or urgent

     

    9.  Ask yourself if email attachments are unsolicited or unexpected

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