Life insurance cost doubles between 36 and 46: Survey

The cost of life insurance doubles in the 10-year period between ages 36 and 46, according to a survey conducted by the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority (IFSRA).

Life insurance cost doubles between 36 and 46: Survey

The cost of life insurance doubles in the 10-year period between ages 36 and 46, according to a survey conducted by the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority (IFSRA).

The survey also found that smokers will pay more for life insurance cover, typically double that of non-smokers and that men on average pay more for life insurance than women.

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