Joe Egerton, director of lobby group Justice in Financial Services, asks whether IFAs can still derail the RDR after the recent parliamentary debate.

Many advisers are still confused about the RDR gap-fill process.We talk to the CII's David Ross to get some answers.

ICOBS is son of ICOB, but has it lived up to its expectations? Julie Pardy investigates

Get ready for IMD2. Yes, the EU Commission is reviewing the Intermediaries Directive and it is now reaching full consultation stage.

Lack of sleep is a genuine problem for many and fast being recognised as having knock on effects impacting on employee benefits. Peter Mills explains

Given the potential growth of hybrid health and protection policies, the Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries (AMII) has said it is open to expanding its remit to the protection market (although it has no plans to do so at present). Would this...

My clients are a newly married couple aged 33 and 29. They both value their personal private medical insurance (PMI) plans but are concerned that rising premiums mean they may have to surrender them. What options are available that could persuade them...

If there is a lesson to be learnt from the South African Zimele standard, it is to have product standards not standard products. Greg Becker explains

The reorganising of the NHS will open opportunities for private health provision. Richard Walsh highlights likely scenarios

All companies look to assess life claims promptly and efficiently, yet delays do occur, mainly due to probate. Alex Isted looks at an initiative to solve this problem