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The burgeoning Quantified Self movement, consisting of those who track what was eaten and expended, vital metabolic statistics and even mood states, is fast taking root throughout the world. Amy Friedman reports.

The current political and economic environment could see friendly societies returning to their roots. Neil Armitage is a believer.

David Healy outlines how insurers can help small- and medium-sized brokers expand into the international PMI market.

Cost-savings are only truly made when allied to a high-quality product. So what help is available for advisers to assess products in a sensible manner? Ian McKenna explains the technology.

"I'm an IFA who advises on protection. How can I use published claims statistics with clients? Is there an accepted sales technique for using such statistics? I'm also concerned about comeback of clients who might focus on percentage points and just want...

Fiona Murphy asks how the individual PMI market has fared over the past year and how it can combat lagging demand.

Although many households rely on women to keep them afloat, there is a tendency to underinsure. Mark Jones calls for more focus.

New research documenting consumer pessimism over the future of the NHS highlights major opportunities for insurers, writes Chris Jones.

The much-loved tablet device now has a fast-growing role as an all-in-one sales tool for life insurance distributors, especially in Japan. Amy Friedman explains.

It has become the chief cause of long-term absence in the UK, but appropriate provision for mental health problems at work lags way behind. Keith Bushnell assesses how employers can limit absenteeism and reduce the strain on their insurance policies....