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Guest blogger Andy Milburn, head of marketing at Munich Re, shares his thoughts about communicating big changes from the top to the average adviser to the man on the street.

In 2005 the ABI managed the industry’s most recent review of the standard definitions covered by critical illness products. Advisers everywhere will be pleased to know that we’re due another one of these pretty in depth consultations very soon! It’s at this point that you usually hear people ranting and raving about all the things that could happen and how they worry about things becoming more complicated and what advice they should give to customers. Is it harder to claim on this condition now or easier? Should the customer keep their older products or take out newer ones which have longe...

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