"Champions" for older workers to support them returning to work if they're unemployed has been announced by the Department for Work and Pensions.

The financial services industry needs to do more to ensure that products are easily understood by customers, the managing director of Age UK Enterprises has said.

Beagle Street has turned its life insurance customers' policy documents into works of art to help them avoid losing their policy details.

NHS England has announced eleven centres which will deliver the 100,000 Genomes Project, aimed at improving the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of certain diseases.

The members of Family Investments and Engage Mutual have both voted in favour of a merger of the two companies which will create one of the biggest mutuals in the UK.

LV= has agreed terms with the Teachers Provident Society, which trades as Teachers Assurance to take over the majority of its business, due to be completed in early 2016.

The Access to Work (AtW) programme is helping only a minority of the disabled people it could benefit the Work and Pensions Select Committee has warned.

The impact of Ebola, the general election and private GPs are all likely to be felt in 2015, Jelf Employee benefits has predicted.

Obesity can constitute a disability in the workplace within definitions of the equality legislation, the EU's Court of Justice has ruled.

Universal Provident is to hold its new business rates for both individual and corporate private medical insurance (PMI) at its upcoming January Review.