Insurers need to weigh up the risk of alienating IFAs after apparent increase in interaction with end customers post-RDR, Capita has warned.

WPA has made changes to its corporate cash plan.

Beagle Street's critical illness plan offers 23 conditions including children's cover up to £25,000. The definitions abide strictly by the ABI model wordings and aims to be a low-cost simple, direct to consumer plan.

Cirencester friendly has confirmed a deal with Capita Financial Software to develop its adviser portal.

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The Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries has widened the position of insurer representative on its executive committee following the decision to allow providers to be members.

Legal & General has published its retail protection claims data for 2012.

The announcement in the Budget that the implementation of the cap on social care costs will be moved forward to 2016 at a rate of £72,000 came as little surprise as the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne had pre-announced this in the media at...

The "eye-opening" Office of National Statistics over-90s data has reinforced the need for regulated financial advice in long-term care, Just Retirement has said.

Well thought-out health and wellbeing strategies are lowering employee turnover, reducing sickness absence and improving productivity, a Simplyhealth white paper has shown.