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Life insurance provider Beagle Street has signed up to the Protection Distributors Group (PDG) Funeral Payment Pledge, continuing its commitment to putting its customers first.
Nine in 10 teens (87%) discuss money and finances with their families, this is equal to more than 2.9 million young people in the UK Financial services mutual OneFamily has found over half of teenagers (55%) think financial education should be taught earlier in primary school and should focus on how to save and budget More than four in five (81%) parents say children should start learning about money earlier on
Term insurance and critical illness provider, Beagle Street, has confirmed that it is working on a unique proposition that will see it entering the intermediary space next year.
Brighton-based financial services company, OneFamily, has donated £50,000 to RedSTART, a charity that aims to transform the life chances of primary-aged children across the UK through financial education.
Brighton-based financial services company, OneFamily, has donated £7,500 to support three local charities.
Brighton-based financial services company, OneFamily, welcomed 30 enthusiastic Year 6 students to their Brighton office for a day full of fun activities designed to teach pupils essential money management skills.
Almost three in ten (28%) adults aged 18-40 with a mortgage do not have life cover, according to insurance provider Beagle Street.
When parents Wendy (57) and Rob Stone (54) started saving into their children’s child trust funds, they had no idea that their daughter Leah would be unable to get her money due to her disability, while her twin brother Jack would have no problem. As the pair turned 18, Wendy contacted OneFamily for advice, which has since helped Leah access the funds.
Recent research by OneFamily has found 2.8 million over-50s are not planning to have a funeral.
The average cost of getting married, buying a house and having children in the UK soars to almost £395,000, according to financial mutual, OneFamily.
