PMI Handbook 2017 published for intermediaries

25th anniversary edition

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Private Medical Insurance (PMI) publisher, Craigdallie of West Sussex, has published the 2017 PMI Handbook for professional advisers seeking information on the different plans available in the UK market.

The 310-page book is designed specifically for intermediaries involved in the PMI sector. This year's edition of the book marks the 25th anniversary since it was first published. The PMI Handbook is a comprehensive sales-aid and reference source providing cover details on both Individual and Group policies from 30 insurers on a like-for-like basis. Each entry contains cover comparisons, commission guides, contact details and special points to note on each contract. A glossary of the main medical terms is included as well as a contact list of International PMI providers. All entries...

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