With providers and the government taking a greater interest in health provision through the workplace, should IFAs become more active in the health and welfare of those individuals in their group business?
There has been significant growth in the number of Fortis policies written in trust since the introduction of online processing.
A growing number of UK workers are giving a short-term boost to their salaries by contracting out of their company's employee benefits, Unum has found.
The proposed increased Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) award limit is ‘not keeping pace'with today's costs, according to the (FOS).
EU moves to enforce gender equality in insurance rates and pension calculations could lead to greater inequality The Actuarial Profession has said.
The FSA has cancelled an insurance broker's Part IV permissions for failing to meet its capital adequacy requirements.
The government spending review will have a direct effect on financial services
The number of NHS patients waiting six weeks or more for diagnostic tests has leapt by more than 50%.
Compass Mortgage and Insurance services are launching a new insurance brand called ‘Unusual Risks' that is specifically for people looking for products in unusual circumstances.
Suncorp group chief executive Patrick Snowball, the man who previously ran Aviva's UK operation, has warned life insurers they could die out unless they innovate and change.