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More than 90 per cent of married parents will still be together in five years’ time compared with just three-quarters of cohabiting families, new research has found.
Pro-marriage campaigners say the study proves that an official commitment ‘boosts stability and acts as a buffer against problems for children’.
Figures compiled by the Marriage Foundation suggest that on average 1.5 per cent of married parents split annually, compared to five per cent who live together. 
Pro-marriage campaigners say the study proves that an official commitment ‘boosts stability and acts as a buffer against problems for children’ (file image) 
Based on these rates, taken from Office for National Statistics (ONS) data and a UK Household study, it calculated that over the next five years, 93 per cent of married couples with dependent children would stay together. By comparison, only 75 per cent of the relationships involving cohabiting parents would survive. ....

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