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Insurers urged to review 30-day exclusions of newborn deaths in older policies
Protection providers have been urged to do the “right thing” with 30-day newborn death exclusions from older protection policies and bring them into line with current practices. One adviser said they had...
Read moreIntroducing: Lindsey Taylor, Habito
Lindsey Taylor, protection customer success expert at Habito (pictured), speaks to Health & Protection about discovering a passion for protection, her unforgettable first protection case, why her biggest inspiration is her mum,...
Read moreBudget 2025: Treasury updates IHT death benefit admin and extends nil rate bands
The government has made several key changes to Inheritance Tax (IHT) including to the adminstration of death benefits through pension schemes, extending the nil rate bands for another year, and expanding the...
Read moreLatin America IPMI Roundtable: When the pendulum swings, it swings hard
Key to understanding the highly dynamic and complex Latin America market is buying-in to its many differences and cultures, hears Owain Thomas Dynamic and with strong potential growth trends, the Latin...
Read morePreventative health services have real benefits but need further work – analysis
Sir Charlie Mayfield’s Keep Britain Working Review could not have been clearer and it is a call that has not fallen on deaf ears. The former John Lewis chairman called on UK...
Read moreHouse of Lords PMI Roundtable: Service levels on right track but innovation stalling
Insurer service is solid but advisers want more innovation and mental health support, hears Abigail Montrose. In general advisers rate insurer services well according to the Health & Protection UK Service...
Read moreCancer care in the workplace roundtable: Protecting future generations
Dealing with cancer is probably one of the last things on the mind of most young people as they prepare to take on the world, both physically and metaphorically. However, understanding the...
Read moreVast majority of under-35s rate mental health as excellent – Aviva
The vast majority of under 35s rate their mental health as excellent, according to research from Aviva. The insurer’s Story of Health research which polled 2,000 consumers found around three quarters of...
Read moreScathing report finds ‘flawed’ approach led to NHS England missing recovery targets
A scathing report from MPs accuses the government and NHS England of failing to improve patient outcomes and raises concerns there will repeats of poor practices in HS2 and the new hospitals...
Read moreMiami IPMI Roundtable: Latin America – Everything, everywhere, all at once
Diverse, dynamic and dramatic. These are probably the three best words to describe the Latin America international private medical insurance (IPMI) market – at least based on an initial introduction. Health &...
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