Healthcare division will hold rates for group PMI business until February 2002
Three initiatives, including a rate freeze, extended excess option and wider eligibility, have been introduced by Standard Life Healthcare (SLH) in a bid to make group PMI more attractive to corporate clients. The move follows results of a survey of employee attitudes towards PMI, sponsored by recruitment and training firm Eden Brown. The study revealed that PMI is the UK's second favourite employee benefit behind pensions. SLH will be holding its rates for group business until February 2002, meaning that they will have remained unchanged for one year. The insurer is also extending the...
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