Beagle Street has revealed it is working on a proposition that will enable it to enter the intermediary space next year. The insurer said its priority will be to "make advisers’ lives...
Read moreSinglife has launched Singlife Legacy Indexed Universal Life (IUL), a non-participating universal life plan. With coverage starting from US$250,000, the plan provides lifelong protection against death and terminal illness alongside investment solutions...
Read moreGethin Nadin has chaired his first session of the policy liaison group (PLG) on workplace wellbeing in Westminster. Nadin (pictured), the chief innovation officer at Benefex, has previously held a similar role...
Read moreHSBC Life UK is expanding its value added benefits (VABs) to include policyholders' partners. This includes spouses, civil partner, or co-habiting partners. Benefits include mental health services, unlimited 24/7 digital GP, second...
Read moreJohnny Timpson has called on government to do more to encourage employers to rollout adequate income protection (IP) provision and improve access for the self employed. Timpson's comments came as a report...
Read moreThe creditors of DeadHappy have approved proposals put forward by the collapsed insurer's administrator Evelyn Partners. On 4 September administrators filled a notice of approval of administrator's proposals with Companies House. Administrator's...
Read moreAction taken by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in its latest financial year has resulted in principals terminating relationships with 300 introducer appointed representatives (ARs) and 350 full ARs, according to the...
Read moreWhile the vast majority of employers say they encourage their staff to talk about their financial worries, half of employees have failed to so. This is according to Aviva's Working Lives Report...
Read moreGuardian CEO Katya MacLean will be leaving the insurer at the end of this month after five years at the helm, as she takes a career break for travelling. Executive chairman Peter...
Read moreUK renters are risking eviction should they get sick, as just under a third (29%) admitted that they would struggle to pay next months’ rent if they were unable to work due...
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