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Rounding off Grief Awareness Week, Helen Slaymaker, best practice deputy at LifeSearch, speaks to Health & Protection about the incomprehensible pain of losing both parents-in-law to cancer, how the company's benefits offering...

With Christmas celebrations and a time of good cheer beckoning,  it might be a good opportunity to consider how a once in a lifetime pandemic and the cost of living crisis have...

One in five people are seriously considering taking out private medical insurance (PMI) to access doctor's appointments, according to a report from Axa. The insurer's second Customer Lifestyle Report which surveyed 2,000...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed that the private medical insurance and protection insurance advice sectors will not form part of its Advice Guidance Boundary Review. In last year's Autumn Statement,...

Burnout caused by global perma-crisis is viewed as a major medical risk for organisations in the year ahead, according to a report from medical and security services firm International SOS.  Its annual Risk...

With an aging population and more people living beyond the age of 85, insurers need to do more to help customers who may need to face long-term care, according to Rose St...

  SPONSORED CONTENT In this webinar, we explore the results of our third independent cost of living survey of consumers in the UK, together with research carried out with advisers in relation...

Health & Protection senior reporter Graham Simons has been named Protection Journalist of the Year by the Protection Review. His award was announced at the Protection Review Awards in London last night....

The protection sector needs to do more to support the ongoing needs of younger people who suddenly find themselves permanently disabled. This is according to Pippa Keefe, who was appointed commercial director...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is going to be "hugely transformative" for the protection sector helping claims assessors to spend more of their time on more complex cases. This is according to Alastair Gerrard...