The Association of British Insurers (ABI) this week revealed that nine in every ten claims made under a critical illness (CI) policy in 2010 was paid by the insurer.
A long-term plan to provide more US citizens with health insurance may fall short of hitting its targets as it is still too expensive for a lot of people, according to reports.
Critical illness (CI) and life insurance claims payments reached almost £2bn last year, according to figures published by the Association of British Insurers (ABI).
Scottish Provident paid 91% of critical illness (CI) claims during the first half of the year.
Direct Line has stopped writing any new life or critical illness business from today.
Bright Grey paid 90% of critical illness claims in the first half of the year.
LV= has revealed its protection new business increased 16% over the first six months of the year compared with the same period of 2010.
Bright Grey has reduced premiums for plan holders with reviewable life or critical illness cover.
Defaqto has published a free guide highlighting opportunities in the critical illness sector for advisers.
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