Protection

A programme which helps "career breakers" return to the insurance industry is on the hunt for its next batch of recruits. In July, Health & Protection revealed programme organisers Inclusivity Partners, which...

Caspian Insurance has committed to offering its disabled customers fully accessible support services all year round. The commitment has seen the the life insurance broker update its website to offer fully inclusive...

Insurers have told Health & Protection they are more likely to investigate creating solutions to help plug the country's social care gap now there is more certainty about future costs. Announcing a...

Legal & General has launched a key person income protection product to complement its other key person offerings within its business protection proposition. The insurer credited advisers attending its workshops with highlighting...

The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has published Building a safety net: A guide to income protection. The free guide provides an overview of individual and group income protection (IP) products and support...

Aviva's protection products have been added to CIExpert's Insight Zone which covers personal and business life policies in addition to critical illness. The digital dashboard aims to make adviser protection sales and...

Zurich paid out more than £222m to retail customers who made claims on their life, critical illness, and income protection policies in the first half of the year. The H1 2021 figures...

MetLife UK has launched its new quote and apply portal Accelerate following a pilot phase earlier this year. The portal, which currently caters specifically for the group life 10-199 lives SME market,...

Today marks World Suicide Prevention Day, when we acknowledge the tragedy of the many lives lost over the past year and consider what actions we can take to reduce these numbers. Every...

Advisers wouldn't turn up to a client meeting blindfolded - so why do some prefer to use the phone over engaging with clients using virtual technology? This was the question posed by...