Cover for the military

Friday 15 January 1993 19:02 EST
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DURING the last Gulf crisis service personnel found that life insurance companies shrank away from offering them life cover.

The Armed Forces Financial Advisory Services vowed it would never happen again. With the backing of Scottish Widows it set up Forces Safeguard, which covers the armed forces on or off duty anywhere in the world - including war zones.

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