FrostDay Bond, daily income cover for sole-trader bricklayers when frost stops the mortar setting
A parametric bond that pays a fixed daily sum to a bricklayer for each day the Met Office records a ground frost at their postcode during the laying season.
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A UK bricklaying firm states the rule plainly: "When the temperature is 3°C and falling bricklayers cannot and should not build".
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The pack’s own model puts month one at 10× what the pack costs, and payback at 2 months. The workings are the fourth document, and its arithmetic is computed rather than written.
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