Income Protection

How long could you pay your bills if you were not earning?

Could you continue to cover your basic day-to-day living costs, household bills, rent or mortgage repayments if you unexpectedly suffered an illness or had an accident that prevented you from working? Income protection insurance is generally cheaper than most people think, and in the majority of cases, some cover is better than none at all.

Should you consider income protection insurance?

With income protection insurance, everything depends on getting the right policy, and it doesn’t matter whether or not you have children or other dependants – if illness would mean you couldn’t pay the bills, you should consider income protection insurance.

If you would like to review your current situation and ensure you’re fully covered, please contact us for further information.

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Contact us to today to discuss the best way to protect your finances in the event of illness or accident
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