Data Analysis: Cost-of-living increase drives one-in-10 to cancel insurance products
Exclusive: One in 10 people surveyed by Post and Consumer Intelligence said they had cancelled an insurance product in the last six months due to the cost-of-living squeeze.
Squeezed consumers are having to cut costs across the board, and a recent survey has shown that insurance is not immune.
Consumer Intelligence, on behalf of Post, surveyed 994 people in the UK
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