Speaking at COVER's Adviser Clinic on the relevance of protection insurance today, Scottish Widows' Andy Broadhead discusses key person insurance. This is part one of two filmed during a presentation on business protection.

Are some insurers reneging on the promise to publish claims stats? Tom Conner sets out why the whole industry must be as transparent as possible.

AIG Life has become the first insurer to meet the Protection Distributors Group's 'Funeral Payment Pledge'.

Speaking at COVER's Adviser Clinic on the relevance of protection insurance today in partnership with Scottish Widows, social media expert Philip Calvert discusses why and how advisers should use social media to connect with their clients in the channels...

The government is encouraging councils to raise council tax to fund long-term care. Richard Walsh discusses the problems with this and alternative means of funding.

F&TRC's Adam Higgs analyses how two insurers have launched online propositions in a bid to improve the numbers of advisers putting policies in trust.

The past decade has seen a huge rise in the numbers renting as opposed to buying. But worryingly, the protection industry is not currently set up to handle generation rent, writes Neil McCarthy.

Toni Smith says that brokers would not have to seek out new policies so often for clients if insurers offered long-term customers the same or better deals as new joiners.

Legal & General's Martin Noone revisits the Autumn Statement's consequences for group income protection.

Aviva's Robert Morrison discusses the progress of the iGPR and other technologies.