Chartwell launches new healthcare business

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IFA and broker firm Chartwell has launched a new healthcare arm devoted to private medical insurance (PMI).

Chartwell Healthcare, headed by Gary Noble, will consist of 10 healthcare advisers servicing both individuals and businesses. Based in Bristol, Chartwell says it expects the team to expand to about 30 by the end of the year as the PMI sector continues to grow. As an independent PMI broker, Chartwell Healthcare can advise with a whole of market approach. “PMI isn’t a luxury, perk or novelty, it is a sound investment for both individuals and corporates, and providers must understand how to strike the critical balance between cover and cost,” Chartwell Healthcare managing director Gary Nobl...

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