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In a bid at clarity, Anthony Burpitt gives the gist on being a pricing actuary in (precisely) 824 words…

No longer considered exotic, the online world is fast becoming the basis for the sale of financial products. David Child gives a few pointers to protection advisers.

A few simple techniques can make lead buying a much more rewarding activity. Jonathan Barrett explains.

Few advisers consider International PMI, says Paul Weigall, yet it is a business ripe with development opportunity for intermediaries.

Attention to service levels is imperative in a firm of any size, yet both measurement and implementation may be better outsourced, says Kate Roy.

Since April we have been hearing growing reports of a new strain of influenza virus, officially named 'H1N1' and, more commonly, 'swine flu'. Fergus Bescoby asks: What does it all mean to the insurance industry?

The size of a market is transformed by the arrival of a product that meets consumer demand in that market, says Tom Baigrie.

The changing face of ASU market throws up opportunities for IFAs, says Alastair Hardie

Financial services companies have lived with TCF for a while. Alistair Sclare considers whether it has been worth the pain of implementation.

James and his wife Monica, both 30, work together as interior designers. Monica is pregnant and they want to revisit their insurance. They currently have only a £120,000 joint life policy on their mortgage and nothing on their business together. Where...