Accident, Sickness & Unemployment

 

 

Whilst it is a fact that most people have an "it would never happen to me" attitude, over 2 million people in the UK are claiming Incapacity Benefit^* and it could happen to you.

The effects of losing your job because of redundancy or if you become unable to work because of an accident or illness are devastating. You may think you could find another job easily or that you could survive on your savings and State Benefits, but this is rarely the case. Many people who find themselves in this situation are unable even to pay for their everyday living expenses, let alone continue their current standard of living.

 

You may think that the effects would not be dramatic, but what about your bills alone? Accident, Sickness & Unemployment protection will cover any bills or payments you want, and could cover:

 

ü       Your mortgage or rent payments - you still need to live somewhere and staying with family or friends is not a long term solution.

ü       Gas, electricity, water and council tax rates - these are the bills that you cannot stop just because you cannot afford them.

ü       Loan payments - not paying your agreed payments on loans for cars or holidays could land you in financial trouble for a long time.

Accident, Sickness & Unemployment protection is the solution to these problems. By paying a few pounds a month you can insure your income and be able to carry on paying your bills should the worst happen. Accident, Sickness & Unemployment protection pays you a fixed monthly income for up to 12 months or until you find another job or recuperate.

 

Please click the link below if you wish to find out how much Accident, Sickness & Unemployment protection would cost you each month, or alternatively, please use the ENQUIRY FORM and we will contact you to discuss your needs without obligation.
 

·          Source National Statistics Online 2004

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

.

For mortgage advice you can choose how we are paid: pay a fee, usually 1% of the loan amount or we can accept commission from the lender