Bright Grey

Death in service benefits can pose tax and pension problems for high earners, while smaller firms have trouble getting underwriting. Jerry Bayman suggests looking at single life Relevant Life policies

I came across an interesting thread on an Internet discussion board called simply ‘The Rant Forum', in which people poured their hearts out about the things that really annoy them.

Capita has released a software package that will allow financial advisers to compare products offering different elements of life and health cover.

The protection industry is expecting a reduction in the number of IFAs post RDR of from 20-50%, depending on the survey chosen. Will this impact on sales of protection and will this prompt the resurgence of in-house sales forces - the man from the Pru?...

Royal London reported a mixed bag of new business results for the first nine months of 2009, with its Scottish Life pensions arm down 5% but Bright Grey sales up 10% on last year.

Who would have thought a cup of coffee could impart essential business lessons?

Bright Grey has released a stand alone Relevant Life Policy aimed at small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

Bright Grey paid nine in every 10 critical illness (CI) claims in the first half of 2009.

We have all heard of the 'nanny state', but recently I came across a term I hadn't heard before but which certainly struck a chord with me - the ‘nagging state'.

James and his wife Monica, both 30, work together as interior designers. Monica is pregnant and they want to revisit their insurance. They currently have only a £120,000 joint life policy on their mortgage and nothing on their business together. Where...