Term Assurance

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The whole of life market has been hit with yet another year of poor sales figures, but is there a way that the sector can grow to offer a more up-to-date offering to consumers? Lucy Quinton reports. Click here to download pdf

Due in part to the Government's removal of tax relief on PTA, term assurance has failed to stay at the sales peak reached in 2004. Peter Carvill investigates why it has not reached its formerly lofty heights again. Click here to download pdf

Facing your fears

Tom, 35, lives with Beverley, his wife of the same age. Last week, Tom fell down the stairs and while his doctor has said there will be no lasting damage, he has torn the muscles in his left shoulder. Tom works as a teacher. He earns £30,000 a year and,...

What happens to a business when one of its key persons becomes ill, disabled or dies? Gerry Warner outlines what business protection really means

In a critical condition?

Following the ABI's review of the CI definitions last April and with the implementation date now looming, Lucy Quinton looks at whether the industry will make the deadline

With the Pre-Budget Report came news that PTA may be scrapped from April. What will this mean for a term assurance market that was just gaining steam? Sam Barrett investigates Click here to download pdf

On top of everything else, supermarkets are now selling life insurance. Are protection providers going to be left on the shelf, asks Samantha Downes