Zurich's protection director, Louise Colley, outlines the value protection propositions offer consumers during the cost of living crisis and how advisers can help convey this during conversations.
Spiralling energy bills, sky-high forecourt prices and an increase in the cost of everyday essentials mean that families up and down the country are tightening their belts. But while it's never a bad idea to buy cheaper brands, use the car less or turn the thermostat down, there are some expenses that should never be skimped on. During a cost of living crisis, protection insurance is the last thing a family can afford to lose. When keeping a lights on is a struggle, however, its true value can be all too easily overlooked. Overall, the typical household's income will fall by around...
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