My Child is 11, Should I Consider a Family Income Benefit Plan?

We are just about to send our only child off to a private secondary school and no doubt University from there. I want to ensure the fees and cost of university would be covered no matter what.

Question asked by Sarah Goodchild
13/04/2021

Family Income Benefit would provide your child with a monthly benefit until they are considered to be financially self-sufficient, which in most cases is set between 21 and 23 years of age.

Although many parents start considering this form of protection for specific costs such as school fees, it is usually seen as the most appropriate form of protection to ensure your children’s standard of living would be maintained until they are self-sufficient should the worst happen to you.

This includes protecting the cost of school fees but also the everyday costs such as food and clothing.

Family Income Benefit is a cost-effective way of protecting your children as rather than paying a lump sum up front should the worst happen it pays a regular income.

First things first…

There is a higher chance of you being unable to work due to illness or injury than there is of you passing away.

If you are still working and particularly concerned about supporting your child, you may also want to consider Income Protection Insurance, which would provide you with a monthly income should you be unable to work due to sickness, accident or unemployment.

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If you have any further questions please feel free to get in contact on 02084327333. We are whole of market, independent and offer a fee free service for our advice.

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