In Focus: Protecting the nationAug 19 2024

More than half of renters have no financial protection

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More than half of renters have no financial protection
Just 9 per cent of people could last one month in financially supporting themselves and their households if they were not able to work for an extended period (Photo: Andrea Piacquadio/Pexels)
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More than half (56 per cent) of private renters have no form of financial protection in place despite a third needing to take extended time off work, research from Scottish Widows has revealed.

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