Cashplans

A new layered pricing system could mean the end of the public's reliance on NHS dentists - and present advisers with a great chance to sell dental insurance, writes Kirstie Redford

It will take more than stagnant demand to kill off the healthcare cash plan. The resilient market, which was big in the 1960s, has endured worse and lived to tell the tale, writes Peter Madigan Click here to download pdf

With the corporate healthcare cash plan market going from strength to strength, Johanna Gornitzki discovers a sector filled with new business opportunities for advisers

Healthcare cash plans provide an ideal low cost solution for clients on a budget. Peter Madigan explains

Few healthcare cash plans sales are sold through intermediaries. Bill Gaywood asks why

Healthcare cash plans may be no match for PMI, but for clients on a budget they are worth a second look, says Jeremy Chadwick

Millions of working days are lost each year to dental, optical and stress-related conditions. Healthcare cash plans can provide cover for the prevention and treatment of common health problems among staff, says Raman Sankaran

Recent trends suggest the majority of healthcare cash plans are purchased by women. Raman Sankaran finds out why

Demand for healthcare cash plans is increasing, yet advisers have been slow to embrace the market. Raman Sankaran outlines the opportunities this low-cost product holds for intermediaries

At a time when premiums are soaring, combining private medical insurance (PMI) with health cash plans (HCPs) could offer a more cost-effective benefit for corporate and private clients, says Stephen Duff