Protection

Our protection detective, Kevin Carr, gives his verdict on five developments in the market this month...

Could advisers find themselves in non-disclosure disputes with insurers if they help clients with their annuity paperwork?

The Investment and Life Assurance Group (ILAG) has warned that increased publishing of decisions made by the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) could be a boon for claims management companies (CMCs).

Andrew Dilnot has branded suggestions that the government could delay moves to tackle long-term care reforms until 2025 as "unacceptable".

In this week's Retirement Planner quick fire poll we ask whether you think the NHFA mis-selling scandal will deter people from making long term care plans.

Back in July, journalists and the care industry alike wondered why HSBC hurriedly closed market leader, Nursing Homes Fees Agency

Simplyhealth has produced guidance for employers about the tax implications of providing health benefits to staff.

Introducing gender-neutral rates will result in premium hikes for life insurance and critical illness (CI), HM Treasury has warned.

Westfield Health has updated its Westfield Flex Healthcare Plan with new benefits and increased benefit amounts.

Jelf has warned that the private health insurance and employee benefits sector will be "no place for the faint hearted" next year.