Yorkshire Building Society: Britons '52 days to financial disaster'

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Yorkshire Building Society: Britons '52 days to financial disaster'

Most Britons have savings that would last just 52 days if they stopped working, new research from Yorkshire Building Society has shown.

According to its survey, average monthly outgoings total £1,445, while average accessible savings are £2,474.

More than a third (36 per cent) would last just 11 days.

Women, divorcees and those aged 35-44 are the most vulnerable, while those who are widowed, aged 55 and over or live in Wales are the best protected.

In total, 90 per cent of people have no income protection.

Tanya Jackson, corporate affairs manager, said the results were "alarming" and said people should consider taking out protection programmes in case they are rendered unable to work through illness.

Simon Burgess, head of British Insurance, recently urged people to take out income protection policies lest they lose their jobs.

He stated: "The outlay is miniscule compared to the return should you need to claim."
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