21st December 2010

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Do Britons need to take a Reality check? - Our latest research says they do.

'40% of people questioned think it is unlikely that they will suffer an illness that means they will be off work for six months or more during their lifetime.'*

This is the latest finding from our research on the existence of Britain's financial safety net. When questioned to what extent people in Britain believe they are at risk of having to take time off from work due to long-term illness, 40% said it is unlikely. It is a worryingly optimistic view when compared to the reality of suffering a critical illness or disability.

Find out more about our 'Reality check' findings

Thank you for registering and showing your support for our campaign to urge Britons to think about their financial safety net; we appreciate the time you have taken to do this.
Our financial safety net microsite has been updated with 'Reality check' findings and will continue to be updated as we release more. In the next stage of the campaign we will be examining where the people of Britain's priorities lie in terms of spending, saving and protection and what can be done to improve the balance. So look out for our next email.

Remember that our 'maximising opportunities section'provides you with access to a range of tools that relate to each topic area and may help you explore with your clients their specific protection needs more easily. Visit our microsite for the latest updates and tools.

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