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advisers believe product innovation needs to expand before premiums are able to reach the levels the mass market can afford

Respiratory disorders are among the most common conditions underwriters see disclosed on application forms for life and health cover. Nicola Wharrier examines the facts

Demand for healthcare cash plans is increasing, yet advisers have been slow to embrace the market. Raman Sankaran outlines the opportunities this low-cost product holds for intermediaries

The Government's recent decision not to fund personal care for elderly people in residential and nur...

The fourth Think Tank debates the future of the long term care insurance market, Kirstie Redford reports

As employers send more staff to work abroad, international PMI providers are having to be more innovative with products to meet this growing demand. Judith Goodwin investigates

By Ben Marquand The long delay between the publication of the Royal Commission and the Government's...

Menu products have come a long way since they first launched, and as Peter Elliott discovers, clients will soon be able to expect flexibility as standard

LTC insurance is complex and if advisers want to net the rewards the market has to offer, they should take the time to specialise, says Graham Fidoe

PMI products have never looked so attractive and advisers that have previously dismissed the market may now think it is worth another look