Would you miss a tenner a month?
19 June 2012 09:37:30
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| Life cover is available for just £10 a month. |
Brits would be generous with a £10 note
Britain may be in the grip of a double-dip recession, but the latest research from insurance provider Bright Grey suggests that many would be able to spare a small amount of money each month. A survey of 1,005 adults, conducted by Opinion Matters on behalf of the insurer, found that half of adults would give £10 to their family each month if they could afford it, with one in four giving it to charity. Just two-fifths of respondents said they knew exactly where all their money went each month, suggesting that many could make savings if necessary. And 39% claimed they would not miss £10 each month.
Insurance could cost as little as £10
The findings should be of interest to those without life cover, as they suggest that many people could spare a small amount of money each month without slipping into debt. In fact, protection is available for as little as £10 a month and buying this amount of cover could provide up to £200,000 worth of life cover in the event that the policyholder dies unexpectedly.
Roger Edwards, proposition director at Bright Grey, said: "Even in these times of austerity, an amount of money like ten pounds wouldn't be missed every month. People need to ensure that their financial priorities are made so that they do not end up being wasteful with money. Securing their financial future should be fundamental for families to work out, and there's little better way of spending a £10 note than to know that you have protection in place should the worst happen."
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