Policyholders with HIV urged to review life cover term
Newer policies offer longer terms
People with HIV who took out life insurance between 2009 and 2013 should review their policy, Unusual Risks has urged.
The adviser firm's annual research into insurance coverage of HIV positive people has found that many people were given a term between five and 10 years, much lower than the typical term given to people...
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