If a cloud as dark as the pandemic can be attributed a silver lining, then it is surely the appreciation of the value of good health; maintaining it wherever possible; restoring it quickly – while removing any added financial pressures – when lost; or managing it to support work- and life-ability where long-term.
We’ve never been so aware of our vulnerability to health issues and of the limitations of the NHS in dealing with them.
Recent Legal & General research shows three quarters (75%) of employees with access to income protection via the workplace feel it is either ‘fairly’ or ‘very’ relevant to theirs and their family’s health, wealth and happiness.1
Despite shrinking workforces and the desires for struggling employers to cut costs, the numbers covered by group income protection industrywide actually increased by 6.6% during 2020 -- compared to only 1.6% in 2019.2
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