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Protection

Protection

House leaseholders can now buy building cover

Introduction of new long leaseholder property rights have been unveiled today which allows leaseholders of houses to choose their own buildings insurance rather than use the policy nominated by their landlord.

clock 28 February 2005 •

Protection

Office workers most likely to need psychiatric help

Professionals, office workers and those in managerial roles are more likely to claim on their income protection cover because of a need for long-term support with psychiatric help, suggests data presented by Norwich Union Healthcare.

clock 21 February 2005 •

Protection

LibDems debt plan calls on FSA to probe MPPI

The Liberal Democrats have launched a ten-point action plan to tackle household and consumer debt which, among other ideas, calls on the FSA to investigate mortgage payment protection insurance.

clock 17 February 2005 •

Protection

Direct offer firms see business gain from "the tsunami effect"

Technology-based intermediaries offering life insurance suggest the Asian tsunami disaster on Boxing Day may have prompted fresh interest in protection cover from UK consumers.

clock 07 February 2005 •

Protection

FSA issues reminders over general insurance inducements

The FSA has sent letters to executives at key financial services trade bodies to remind firms the acceptance of inducements by intermediaries could be seen as a conflict of interest for consumers.

clock 02 February 2005 •

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clock 01 February 2005 •

Protection

ScotEq Protect confirms guaranteed CI shift

Scottish Equitable Protect has confirmed it is moving into the guaranteed CI critical illness market in two weeks time.

clock 31 January 2005 •

Protection

Standard Life makes online protection shift

Standard Life has unveiled a major programme to target 28-38 year-olds for protection business, which offers IFAs access to online business submission tools, increased Lautro rates, new underwriting and a repricing of consumer rates.

clock 26 January 2005 •

Protection

Widows and ScotEq consider guaranteed CI

Scottish Widows and Scottish Equitable Protect are considering a move into the guaranteed critical illness market, officials have confirmed.

clock 18 January 2005 •

Protection

Parents deem CTFs to be 'unfair'

Just four in ten parents say they are likely to invest Child Trust Funds (CTF) in a deposit-based account for their children, research indicates.

clock 17 January 2005 •
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