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Half of Brits shop with a basic credit card, says study
30/10/12
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Number of Brits sitting on forgotten direct debits - 2.68 million
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This Week's Personal Finance News Update
01/11/12
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Money advice in increasing demand, says study
31/10/12
-
Payment barriers exist for disabled and older people, says study
31/10/12
-
Gender differences apparent when financial planning
31/10/12
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Half of Brits shop with a basic credit card, says study
30/10/12
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Number of Brits sitting on forgotten direct debits - 2.68 million
30/10/12
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More than half of parents are unaware of Junior ISAs
30/10/12
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Over 80% of advisers name 'cost & administration' as top employer concern
30/10/12
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Brits left with £1.4bn repair bill during 'mischief week'
29/10/12
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East of England landlords at apex of yield chart
29/10/12
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Buyers more optimistic about Scottish property market
News
05/07/2012 17:32:14
Married couples better protected than other family groups
New research has revealed that married couples are much better protected against unexpected life events than other types of family groups.
Sainsbury's Life Insurance found that while 37 per cent of married couples living with children have life cover, only 32 per cent of single parent families and 31 per cent of unmarried parents living with children have purchased this protection.
The same goes for those living in same-sex partnerships, of whom only less than quarter have life insurance.
Overall, 39 per cent of same-sex couples have life and/or critical illness cover, compared to 50 per cent of married pairs.
Commenting on the findings, Helen Williams, head of Sainsbury's Life Insurance, had the following financial advice.
"Having life insurance and critical illness cover gives you peace of mind that if you or your partner dies or cannot work due to illness, you could have one less thing to worry about at a difficult time," she said.
