Group Protection
Aviva launches 'simplified' income protection
Sold through advisers
Cirencester Friendly relaunches 'Income Assured Enhanced'
For new and existing members
Ellipse introduces group income protection product aimed at SMEs
Companies with under 300 staff
Aegon pays 95% of critical illness claims
Life claims steady at 98%
Royal London removes age restrictions on IP cover
Maximum age of 70
Aviva releases first individual protection claims report
96.7% of individual claims paid out
Paul Avis: Group insurance provides so much more than a cheque
Support service packages
Half of working women have no protection insurance - Aegon
Yet 51% now main breadwinner
Scottish Widows updates critical illness definitions
'Removing complexity'
Nine in ten employees underestimate income protection need - research
Many willing to ‘take the risk’
Seven Families confirms project end date
Award-winning campaign coming to a close
Scottish Widows pays 90.5% of critical illness claims
Weekly payouts of £4m
Aviva pays out 92.5% of critical illness claims
Provider releases 2015 claims stats
Paradigm Protect launches group risk panel
Giving members access to a range of products
Behind the curve: Why the group protection market needs to catch up
Technology and admin issues
Unum targets employers with group critical illness launch
Designed for firms with 50 plus employees
L&G enhances group IP mental health services
Group income protection policy amendments
Why the scrapping of L&G's terminal illness exclusion matters
Common sense has finally prevailed
Six ways group risk can add value to corporate advice
Auto-enrolment hands advisers great opportunity
Cirencester Friendly ups income protection commission rates
Friendly society increases rates on new business
At risk: How pension tax reforms will affect group life
'Govt needs to be cautious about the unintended consequences'
British Friendly launches IP adviser 'quote & apply' system
British Friendly has launched a 'quote & apply' system for advisers applying for income protection policies for their clients.
ABI: We were 'devoting too much time' to legacy issues
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has announced plans for a fresh approach to the savings and life insurance markets after declaring it was "devoting too much of its time" to historic issues.
Protection Watch: Five key developments all advisers should know
Adviser early warning system among changes reviewed
