Parky's are particularly annoying because years ago, when he was a proper journalist, he might have lambasted the same ads as preying on the vulnerable.
An insurance salesman (trying the hard sell) was horrified that I had no life insurance whatsoever. I'm 63, single, own my house and have no debts, there is enough money in the bank to pay for my funeral...................why would I need life insurance?
Thank goodness for the remote, the duration of an advert break is more than sufficient for a quick flick through all the channels to see what else is on.
The only decent financial advisor we have ever spoken to (it was "in principle" advice, not sales,) the first thing he said was why have you both got life insurance? You have no family and no mortgage and the survivor wont need income. If you want to make sure your funeral is covered, a funeral prepay is a better bet.
Well i am still happy with the television that only cost me one months premium, i dont feel ripped off at all, go on everyone get yourself a, almost, free gift
I have always distusted Parkinson's slide from genuinely talented sports journalist into sychophantic chat-show host, followed by genial 'you can trust me, I tell it straight ...' professional Yorkshireman-stylee he has adopted for his retirement.
Anyone who loves Jamie Cullum that much is not to be trusted!