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Health & Protection Awards 2026 opens to adviser entries with new category for business protection
The UK Health & Protection Awards 2026 has launched and is now open for adviser entries, including a new category for business protection advice. Health & Protection would also like to thank...
Read moreWorkplace health roundtable: Releasing the pressure on employers
The pressure on workplaces to become more aware of and engaged in their employees’ health is growing ever higher, with direct and in-direct expectations from a range of sources increasing. Furthermore, when...
Read moreAdvisers and employers urged to help men engage with health benefits and cut death rates
Advisers and employers need to up their game in getting middle aged men to engage with health and add-on benefits and reduce their high death rates. The call follows the release of...
Read moreAdvisers urge ‘extreme caution’ in sharing personal data as ChatGPT Health launches
The launch of ChatGPT Health marks another step in the expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) and similar technologies into the health information space. However, advisers have raised concerns about individuals sharing personal data...
Read moreExclusive: Titan Wealth’s Karen Gittings to retire after 50 years in sector
Karen Gittings, senior corporate benefits consultant at Titan Wealth Planning, speaks to Health & Protection about retiring this spring after almost 50 years in the sector. A career that began with a...
Read moreIntroducing… Ella Downes, Ascend Broking Group
Ella Downes, healthcare renewals broker at Ascend Broking Group and Health & Protection’s Outstanding Newcomer 2025 (pictured centre right), speaks about being introduced to the world of insurance at school, a talent...
Read moreAdvisers resolve to be more patient with insurers, get fit, increase qualifications and ensure more people are covered in 2026
Commitments to be less impatient with insurers, to gain more qualifications and ensure protection is included in every client conversation feature among advisers’ personal and business New Year resolutions for 2026. With...
Read moreWithout my cash plan I’d have faced difficult compromises during pregnancy – Oakley
Cash plans are typically seen as good products for helping people to maintain their everyday health needs throughout the year. However, they can come into their own at specific times of life,...
Read moreIPMI cost pressures continue but SMEs and non-expat hubs fuel growth – analysis
The year 2025 has been marked by robust demand for international private medical insurance (IPMI) and its associated benefits. It has also seen a continued drive towards more personalised digital solutions and...
Read moreA turbulent year of two halves but health insurance market sees easing inflation ahead – analysis
The year 2025 may be remembered as a turbulent year of two halves for the private medical insurance (PMI) market. Companies and individuals continue to see the attraction of taking out cover...
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