Emma Thomson claim story appears in Mail on Sunday

Article by Jeff Prestridge

Adam Saville
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British Friendly product strategist was diagnosed with breast cancer last year but thankfully had CI cover

At COVER we're a firm believer that a personal story can be the most powerful way to hit home the power for protection and other forms of health insurance. In an article for the Mail On Sunday titled ‘Critical illness policies used to make my blood boil… but now I'm a fan', personal finance editor Jeff Prestridge reflected on the improving standards around trust and transparency for the life insurance sector. He wrote: ‘Thankfully, the insurance industry has slowly woken up to the fact that unless financial protection insurance is seen to deliver on its promises, the product will with...

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