Advances in medical science mean people are increasingly surviving critical illnesses. Proof is all ...
Advances in medical science mean people are increasingly surviving critical illnesses. Proof is all around us that life goes on after a critical illness (CI), with survival rates improving all the time. But what does this mean for financial planning? One implication is the need to plan ahead, not just for the day we suffer a CI, but for life beyond CI. A financial plan that stops on the day illness strikes ignores the living proof of all the people who have survived a CI to live their life to the full. To help people plan beyond a CI, it is important to think about what their financial nee...
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