Despite a gloomy start to the year, there is cause to believe the situation will improve as we progress through 2021.
With the vaccine rollout across the UK now fully underway, the hope is that those in the most vulnerable groups expect to be vaccinated by mid-February, with other groups to follow in rapid succession, the future certainly does look brighter.
As positivity grows, we mustn’t forget what our experiences of the last year have taught us. One crucial lesson is the need to prioritise financial wellbeing so that we can cope with life’s unexpected events, after all, stable finances can provide mental calm, reducing stress and anxiety.
To ensure you are cushioned from the shock of any unforeseen event, an easy way to achieve this is through being on top of your protection requirements and what’s likely to be your largest monthly outgoing – your mortgage.
Whatever 2021 has in store, we’ll be here, so if you have any queries about your mortgage or protection insurance, get in touch. We’re here to support you to look forward to the future with confidence and ultimately provide a boost to both your financial and emotional wellbeing.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage
As with all insurance policies, conditions and exclusions will apply
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(Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage)
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