The role of protection in building financial resilience
Our second report explores how financially resilient workers consider themselves to be and delves into what their plan B would be if they couldn’t work due to illness or injury. Throughout we look at key client types you might come across such as first-time buyers, families and the self-employed and look at their specific concerns. We’ve shared plenty of insights on how you can use this research to position protection with your clients and have more effective conversations.
say they’d rely on savings if they couldn’t work, but 4 in 10 don’t have the suggested 3 months average outgoings in savings.*
would feel more financially resilient with income protection or critical illness cover in place.
Advisers are uniquely positioned to communicate the value of protection in building financial resilience.
We believe understanding your clients is key to delivering the right advice, and ultimately ensuring that more lives are protected. In Reaching Resilience we highlight how you can turn these insights into opportunities to engage with your clients.
Research from protection, investment and retirement specialist LV= highlights how many working parents worry about their children’s mental health.
Research from investment, protection and retirement specialist LV= reveals that many people are prioritising their mental wellbeing this World Mental Health Day.
