By Jack Mendel Many unmarried couples with life insurance could be at risk of not receiving a payout if one of the partners dies, a survey suggests. Just over half (52 per cent) of unmarried people know if their partner has a life insurance policy, while 43 per cent said their other half has no plans to ensure they are legally entitled to their payout, Scottish Widows found. Just over a quarter (27 per cent) of those aware of their partner’s life insurance do not know the policy’s value. Around a third (34 per cent) of couples rarely discuss long-term financial planning because they see it as …