Insurance

The results to COVER's June poll were pretty decisive, and now we're asking for your views on another of the protection market's pressing issues.

Bupa has announced a price revision for its critical illness rates.

Chancellor George Osbourne has announced insurance premium tax (IPT) will rise.

LV= has announced improved flexibility and lower pricing for its mortgage and lifestyle protection product.

At the time of writing it has certainly been a season of manifestos.

Standing in the shadow of two bigger brothers can be an intimidating place, but being the runt of the group risk family isn't proving such a bad thing for the group critical illness (CI) market lately, writes Owain Thomas

Scottish Provident will see the majority of its life cover rates reduce after a repricing.

Rias has launched a new over 50s life assurance policy providing guaranteed cover with a cash lump sum payable on death.

June's COVER poll is asking your reaction to the proposed new name for Total and Permanent Disability.

Total and permanent disability (TPD) could soon be re-named irreversible life-changing disability if proposals from the Association of British Insurers are accepted.