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InterGlobal has agreed a partnership with Pakistan's Alfalah Insurance Company

The main parties have been divided on stamp duty, HIPs and Northern Rock. Can they work together on housing issues?

National Friendly has launched a new corporate health cash plan.

British expat votes in Spain fear a dent in the pound whichever party takes Government after polling today, a survey suggests.

Aviva has reduced the number of doctor reports requested for life insurance applications by 60%.

PSigma's Bill Mott believes a hung parliament will be the worst case scenario for investors, and markets will respond best to a Conservative victory.

Gilts have rallied significantly into the Election, driven more by the UK being associated with the core of Europe than the chance of a significant Tory majority.

Friends Provident's protection and group pensions sales were down in Q1 but there was a stronger showing for annuities and its international business.

It's decision time. Finally the General Election 2010 is here. But before you rush out to mark your cross in the polling booth, here is a recap of what the three main parties are offering in six key policy areas.

A swathe of new RDR exams have left advisers "confused" and "crossing their fingers" their current qualifications will still be valid after 2012.