Vegetarians get lower life insurance premiums: Meat eaters do not get discount
By: Daniel Chubb | August 7, 2007 | 2 Comments
A company called Animal Friends Insurance have said that if you did not eat meat you would qualify for a stunning 6 percent discount of life cover and this is because there is medical evidence that those not eating meat are less likely to suffer from major illnesses than those who do eat meat.
The life insurance industry have not given adequate weight to the benefits of being a vegetarian plus who were in effect subsidising those who do eat meat by paying the same premiums (this is what not-for-profit group said). Underwritten by insurer Liverpool Victoria the policy is also available to meat eaters but without the discount.
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