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Mrs Murphy had total savings of £5,900 when she died and a loan of £3,200. As her loan was covered by insurance it was cleared on her death. She was also covered by Death Benefit Insurance (DBI). .
On her nomination card Mrs Murphy requested that her Credit Union savings be paid to her husband in the event of her death.
The amount of money received by Mr Murphy can be broken down as follows:
Mrs Murphy Saved |
Savings and Insurance Combined |
£3,600 before the age of 55 |
Worth £7,200 when insurance included |
£1,200 during the ages of 55-59 |
Worth £2,100 when insurance included |
£700 during the ages of 60-64 |
Worth £1,050 when insurance included |
£400 during the ages of 65-69 |
Worth £500 when insurance included |
DBI Premium Paid |
£1,500 |
Total Savings £5,900 |
Total Payout £12,350* |
* Mrs Murphy made no withdrawals from her savings, if she had the value of her insurance would have been affected. |
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