Insurance hike ALERT ALERT ALERT- I hope you enjoyed getting ratarsed this Crimbo – you naughty people?
Oh yeah, we were on about this in the pub the other night. Should we pay at least £100 a year MORE for our life insurance now because we drink? And who will check to see what we drink eh? Maybe one of Brown’s little non-job snivvelling inspectors sitting in the corner eating a bag of porkie scratchings counting as you guzzle LOL.
Yes folks, they’ve sorted out the smokers – well they think they have, and make them pay more for everything, higher taxes, higher insurance, NHS refusing them treatment blah de blah de blah….
Now, it’s the drinkers turn. The first draconian measures OF MANY MORE I am sure. The doc already frowns at you for having a few, next thing, the NHS will refuse to treat you. Then they’ll bring the drink drive limit down to ZERO. Then all the pubs will close.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/3965005/Drinkers-face-life-insurance-hike.html
Any thoughts about this one folks – HIC…..
me not like life insurance, because you have to snuff it to get it.
save yourself a fortune in premiums, don’t bother with life insurance, just get yourself a nice plot now, headstone and coffin stick it in the shed until required, make out your will and that takes care of the life insurance rubbish.
DO NOT JOIN NMC UNTIL YOU SEE THIS..
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