“It’ll Never Happen To Me…”

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“It’ll Never Happen To Me…” Or : “what are the odds of that happening…?”

…Of winning the National Lottery? 1 in 14 million

…Becoming a millionaire? There are around 500,000 people worth a million quid in the UK

…Having Twins? 3 in 100

Or experiencing flood damage? 5 million people in the UK live in the 2 million homes that have a flood risk

ALMOST A CERTAINTY! But what are the odds… Of needing household insurance at some point in your life, because of either:- ٭ Crime or ٭ Fire or ٭ Flood or ٭ Something else? ALMOST A CERTAINTY!

What percentage of people in the UK do not have household insurance? 40 %