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The average weekly gross pay in the UK is £569 per week* whilst Statutory Sick Pay is £96.35.
Based on the average take home pay, that’s a 83% drop in income if you were to be signed off work sick or injured.
WOULD YOU BE ABLE TO COVER ALL YOUR OUTGOINGS AND LIVING COSTS ON £94.25 A WEEK?
At The Right Advice, we can help to replace up to 70% of your net monthly income should you be unable to work due to an accident or sickness. Your replacement income will pay out if you suffer from a large number of specified serious illnesses. This can be anything from a kidney infection, a broken bone, a chest infection, to more serious illnesses such as cancer, heart attack and stroke.
As long as you have a sick note, and it’s not for a pre-existing condition that you were diagnosed with before you took out the policy, then you can receive the payments.
At The Right Advice, we provide you with no obligation Protection Planning, which is tailored to suit your needs, including your budget, so you don’t have to worry about breaking the bank.
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*Office of National Statistics
Based on the average take home pay, that’s a 83% drop in income if you were to be signed off work sick or injured.
WOULD YOU BE ABLE TO COVER ALL YOUR OUTGOINGS AND LIVING COSTS ON £94.25 A WEEK?
At The Right Advice, we can help to replace up to 70% of your net monthly income should you be unable to work due to an accident or sickness. Your replacement income will pay out if you suffer from a large number of specified serious illnesses. This can be anything from a kidney infection, a broken bone, a chest infection, to more serious illnesses such as cancer, heart attack and stroke.
As long as you have a sick note, and it’s not for a pre-existing condition that you were diagnosed with before you took out the policy, then you can receive the payments.
At The Right Advice, we provide you with no obligation Protection Planning, which is tailored to suit your needs, including your budget, so you don’t have to worry about breaking the bank.
Not ready yet? Ask us a question
*Office of National Statistics
