Salvation Army launches £4 per month contents product addressing 'premium poverty'
With more than a quarter of the 22.6 million households still without contents insurance, and with the cost of living crisis looming over society, low-cost and low risk products could start to make a comeback.
Neil Bresler, director of ECH Facilities, said that sadly, in a world where insurance premiums and cover has become more complicated, there are a lot of people who simply cannot afford the most basic
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