I have a client looking to buy life and income protection (IP) cover. My problem is that, although he has indefinite leave to remain in the UK, he is a refugee and has no long-term medical or financial history. What problems are we likely to encounter?...
PG Mutual Friendly Society has unveiled a new advertising campaign emphasising the need for people to think about their position should they become incapacitated.
Ageas has confirmed it is looking for a "clearer strategy" for its income protection (IP) product as the market moves to own occupation underwriting.
Drewberry Insurance has launched a new income protection (IP) comparison tool aimed at helping consumers make a more informed decision.
PruProtect has called for a discussion on how to treat those who do not naturally fit into own occupation underwriting for income protection.
Bright Grey and Scottish Provident have confirmed that they are reviewing income protection, aiming to "substantially" increase those offered own occupation cover.
Even if purse strings are tight, Paul Walsh says insurance providers need to take control of protection to regain consumer confidence.
Cirencester friendly is to completely renew its IT systems, including its adviser facing offering.
Aviva has reviewed its occupational classes, resulting in 95% of new clients being offered own occupation for income protection (IP) it has also moved its non-medical limits.
The government's controversial welfare reforms have received Royal Ascent and so been adopted into law.