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When the Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin died recently after he pulled a deadly stingray barb from his own chest, people not just in Australia, but the entire world grieved for the animal-loving icon. The tributes to Irwin came from far and wide with children leaving soft toys and others making him a floral shrine. And perhaps some of the most sad, yet moving moments to come from his death was seeing his wife, Terri, amongst the crowds at his funeral and his brave eight-year-old daughter Bindi-Sue reading a speech about her love for her Dad.
A pension scheme is important to the individual, and most people are aware that if they have no other cover it is essential to initiate a scheme in preparation for later life. Really it has a close relative in life insurance, although the pension is tied in to receiving a repeating payout if you survive to a specific date. Its relative – life insurance – still operates to a specific date, but payment can be triggered by an early demise of the policy holder.
Life insurance is a useful investment to have in your portfolio. It can give you peace of mind, with the knowledge that your family have been provided for in the event of your death. Alternatively it may provide you with a nest egg if you have chosen an endowment mortgage and then lived through to the end of the term.
In the extensive field which is insurance, life insurance stands out as one of a few which is usually taken out for someone else’s benefit. Insurance covering house, mortgage, valuables, travel etc. is intended to cover the holder against loss as a result of accidents, breakdowns, delays, theft and a vast number of other circumstances. Life insurance on the other hand is usually intended to benefit those left behind when the holder dies, if only to provide funds which will diminish to some extent the problems caused by that person’s unexpected departure.
Pension term assurance is a product which pension companies have introduced as a result of the April 2006 budget. This tax perk was hardly noticed at first, but the full implications are that millions of people can now gain from big savings on life insurance. Your insurance premiums can now come from untaxed income, which can slash your costs by up to a third.
When the London bombings occurred on July 7th in 2005, many people felt a sense of unease and concern about living in Great Britain’s capital. There were reports that people were too frightened to use the underground train network and then of course there were many of those who knew the victims of the tragedy.