Don’t procrastinate with your protection

In a nation of procrastinators, the semi-organised person rules.

If you’ve been avoiding your to-do list, you’re not alone: 84%* of us are affected by procrastination in some way.

One task you should stop kicking down the road is sorting out your protection. That’s because it’s essential to plan ahead: if you wait until you need life insurance, it’ll be too late!

As the clocks go back and longer nights draw in, now’s the perfect time to get on top of your finances. Since age is a key factor used by insurers when determining your risk, it makes financial sense to get sorted sooner rather than later.

Life insurance should be a key component of your wider financial plan. Don’t leave it too late to get vital protection in place.

Moving home? Contact us for an informal discussion about your protection needs today.

As with all insurance policies, conditions and exclusions will apply

^*Micro Biz Mag, 2020

23 December, 2021

More news

15 April, 2024

Only 2 in 10 UK homeowners have income protection (1), even though it’s likely to be needed at som

Don’t rely on savings or sick pay With income protection, you wouldn’t need to use savings if you were off work. Besides, 42% of working adults think their savings would only last them for up to

9 April, 2024

Getting onto the property ladder continues to be a challenge for younger generations, as 63% of firs

The cost of buying a home is significantly more expensive than a decade ago for the average FTB, who is 32 years old. For those purchasing their first home, deposits are an average of 67% higher than

4 April, 2024

Death rates are still higher than pre-pandemic¹ levels, yet 48% of adults aged 18-40 do not have li

Research has found that, in Great Britain, a premature death can cost surviving family members an average of £195,475 over the course of ten years2. These estimates are based on the hypothetic