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Providing for families and saving should remain priorities under new

0 Comments | Western Morning News, The, May 15, 2010 | by Christopher Marsham

After a cloudy start to the week, matters became decidedly frosty, when suddenly the sun broke through.

Having waited for five days, a new administration walked into N o 10. What do es this mean for savers and investors as well those still fortunate enough to have a job? Looking after one’s family, saving for a rainy day and the long-term future should continue to be priorities. Insurance for life and against short an/*d long-term illnesses can be relatively cheap and with careful management of finances should be affordable. This is the easy bit. So far through the global economic crisis no insurance company has failed, so the protection you buy should not disappear through company failure. In any case, much of the insurance liability is re-insured via other insurers so double protection
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