Should you insure for accident and sickness or accident, sickness and unemployment?

The Short Term Income Protection Insurance Burgesses offer gives you the option of insuring yourself for:

  • Unemployment
  • Disability (that’s accident and sickness)
  • or disability and unemployment

The premiums are very reasonable and, so as long as you can afford them, it’s best to insure yourself for all eventualities.

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What is Short Term Income Protection Insurance?(Also known as Accident Sickness and Unemployment Insurance)
Short Term Income Protection Insurance pay a tax free monthly income for up to 12 months if you were off work due to sickness, accident, or unemployment.
How much should you insure for?
Most people get enough income protection insurance to cover their fixed monthly bills plus sufficient for day to day living expenses.
How long should you insure for?
Short Term Income Protection Policies are renewed annually. So you really only need to plan one year ahead.
For how long will the policy continue to provide income
Short Term Income Protection Insurance will provide income if you are off work and the income will continue for up to 12 months or cease when you return to work, whichever is the sooner.
Should you insure for accident and sickness or accident, sickness and unemployment?
The Short Term Income Protection Insurance Burgesses offer gives you the option of insuring yourself for:
Think about the following: -

  • Over the last 5 years accident or illness has caused 28 % of people to have been off work for accident or illness has caused 9 % of people to have been off work for more than 3 months.
  • Between the ages of 25 and 34, one in three people have experienced unemployment for more than a month.
  • 500 people become unemployed each day in the UK. 45% of unemployed women and 60% of unemployed men will be out of work for 6 months or more.
  • Around 80 houses are repossessed each day. Most of these are due to unemployment.

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