Tag: income protection

PG Mutual Paid 97% of Eligible Claims in 2017

Posted by / April 20, 2018

Our final claims figures for 2017 are in and we are thrilled with the results. In 2017, 97% of new Income Protection Plus claims were eligible for payment. That’s very comprehensive cover! Our top 3 causes of Income Protection Plus claims in 2017 were: Musculoskeletal at 31% Infections and flu at 17% Gastrointestinal at 16% Our average pay out for a claim in 2017 was £1,972.00 and the average age of those who claimed was 48. Hannah Crossley, Membership Services Manager at […]

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Introducing three NEW enhancements as part of our Income Protection Plus plan

Posted by / March 12, 2018

The three new enhancements include: New*   Enhanced Loyalty Bonus* – aims to provide insured members with a minimum capital sum  of £10,000 and six months income benefit to your family in the event of your death. New*     GP 24/7 – provides qualifying members with access to professional advice and guidance – wherever you are. The dedicated online app makes it easy to book appointments, attend a consultation via telephone or video link, and access health and fitness information (plus much more) all at the […]

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15 tips to get your finances back on track in 2018

Posted by / January 28, 2018

You started 2018 with such good intentions. Then the credit card and utility bills came along to dent your doormat and derail your financial ambitions, before you even had chance to begin. A cycle of credit card repayments, overdrafts, store cards and loan repayments can leave you in a precarious financial position. But with a mix of guts and guile you can get your finances back on track for the rest of 2018. The journey won’t be easy, but it […]

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Debt-ridden Late Millennials Unable to Save Any Money

Posted by / November 17, 2017

debt-ridden late millennials unable to save any money

Are you aged between 25 and 34 years old? Do you live in rented accommodation? New figures suggest you belong to one of the most financially fragile groups in the UK – and may be struggling to save any money for your future. It’s not easy being a late millennial… New research from Liverpool Victoria* suggests that adults aged between 25 and 34 are among the least financially resilient in the UK. 34% of people within this age bracket would […]

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