Non-salaried workers worried about having no life cover

The concerns included being worried that their family or friends might not be able to pay for their funeral (16%), their family will inherit financial burdens such as loans and mortgages (14%) and their family will not have the same quality of life if they passed away (14%). Beagle Street surveyed 2,000 people aged between 18-50 about their working patterns and attitudes towards insurance. The provider said the findings suggested that those with variable incomes were less likely to have the protection they may need. Ryan Griffin, director of protection, Beagle Street, said, "It's clea...