Provider LV= has said it hopes protection will not be made compulsory because it could leave individuals who need comprehensive cover under-insured.
Misconceptions exist about what social media actually is and how it can be used by the protection industry as a sales and marketing channel. Christopher Tuite explains
The insurance sector has been chastised for not engaging well enough with politicians and advisers have been urged to lobby their MPs.
Aviva has bowed to public pressure and toned down its Downtown Abbey motorcycle crash victim ads.
Unum has become the second insurer to use ITV's Downton Abbey to promote the importance of income protection (IP).
With the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) coming, the NZ government illustrates a low-cost approach to distributing protection products. Greg Becker explains
New research on how information is most easily understood has revealed the insurance industry lags behind others in presenting information simply.
Legal & General has launched a free protection app for iPhones and iPads.
Aviva has unveiled the second in its series of consumer focused protection adverts - this time promoting the importance of income protection (IP), with critical illness (CI) to follow.
The debate around making protection compulsory has sparked a number of provocative comments along with reasons why it can't work.