Almost Half of Long-Term Sick People on Disability Struggle to Make Ends Meet, According to CM Research.
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A study of 8,500 members of the Christian Mutuality shows that financial difficulties particularly affect essential expenses. ...
Almost half of the people who end up disabled due to a long-term illness or an accident have great difficulty making ends meet. This appears...
About half of the people who become disabled due to a long-term illness or an accident struggle to make ends meet with the family budget. This is evident from a survey conducted by CM among 8,500 of its members. The health insurance fund is calling for urgent measures.
Nearly one in two people with disabilities (47%) find it difficult to finish the month with their allowance, says Monday the Christian Mutuality (MC) in a study conducted with 8,500 of its members. ...
Nearly half of the people who end up in disability have trouble making ends meet. This is evident from a survey by the CM health insurance fund. Around 47 percent of families in disability are struggling with financial problems. While 51 percent are experiencing material and social deprivation. This means that they cannot afford a vacation or leisure activities. 63 percent have a difficult time paying for basic necessities. Almost half of the re…
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