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Most employed people need to take out risk life assurance that will pay out on premature death, illness or disability. The premiums on risk assurance policies can be structured in a number of different – and complex – ways. Often, they are structured to appear to be the cheapest initially but will include aggressive increases in future. Personal Finance reports on what new research has to say about how different premium structures affect what a risk assurance policy will ultimately cost you.
Also in our weekend print edition:
* Ombud’s ruling will result in companies having to exert greater control over their sales agents
* Financial services industry fumbles “value for money” hot potatoes
Personal Finance is published every Saturday in the Pretoria News Weekend, the Saturday Star, The Independent on Saturday and the Weekend Argus.