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Why co-habiting couples are more likely to leave partners at financial risk

Over the last 15 years the number of unmarried, co-habiting couples in the UK has increased dramatically. According to data from the Office of National Statistics there were 2.9 million co-habiting couples in 2012, up from 1.5 million in 1996. While most co-habiting couples are made up of a man and a woman, there are…

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Why life insurance is the best 7 a month you’ll ever spend

In 2013, British families benefited from payouts of over £1 billion on the most basic type of life assurance. Thousands of families have been the recipients of a payout in the event of the death of a loved one, allowing them to meet their financial commitments at a difficult time. If you haven’t arranged any…

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Home movers more interested in furnishing their home than protecting their family

The priorities of home movers have been called into question after a new survey revealed that just one in nine people make life insurance protection a top priority. The survey by a leading bank found that people moving house are far more interested in their home insurance and furniture than in protecting their loved ones…

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More people care about insuring their phone than their life

What’s more important to you – insuring your life or your mobile phone? A new survey has found that that access to a mobile and to broadband was significantly more important in this day and age than making sure your family was protected in the event of your death. More people care about insuring their…

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Ageas Protect brought by leading American insurance giant

Consumers will soon have a wider choice of life insurance products after one of America’s leading companies strengthened its presence in the UK. The American International Group (AIG) has completed its acquisition of Ageas Protect, one of the country’s most trusted providers of life insurance, critical illness cover and income protection. The takeover means that…

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Holidaymakers still travelling without insurance despite cover helping thousands every week

New research from a leading industry body has found that almost a quarter of holidaymakers head abroad without travel insurance despite the cover helping thousands of people every week. Holidaymakers still travelling without insurance despite cover helping thousands every week image The data from the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has revealed that the average…

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Vitality: the new name for the PruProtect in the UK

One of the UK’s most recognisable names in the life insurance and healthcare market has disappeared over recent months. This winter, PruHealth and PruProtect have become Vitality, an innovative and high quality provider of health and life insurance. If you are looking to compare life insurance and health protection it is likely that Vitality will…

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Car insurance costs fall but era of cheap cover may be coming to an end

Over recent years, car insurance prices have been falling and the AA recently reported that the cost of motor cover fell by almost a fifth in the last year. Drivers have benefited from lower premiums as strong competition between insurers and government intervention has combined to drive down prices. However, leading experts have warned that…

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Driverless vehicles set to halve your car insurance bill

Self-piloted cars could be seen on the UK’s roads in the next few years with several companies already trialling the technology. Now, experts believe that driverless cars could cut the average car insurance by £265 within five years because they will eliminate bad driving – the cause of most accidents on the roads. Motoring insiders…