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The role of employee benefits in nurturing a stable and healthy workforce is often misunderstood by employers. Wojciech Dochan explains how to keep staff happy in their jobs.

Beverly, 42, earns £44,000 working as an architect for a large building company. She has nerve damage in her right arm caused by a car accident a few years ago for which she was not at fault. She is divorced with custody of two children aged 11 and 14....

Business owners should be aware that banks may not be able to provide credit and offer support in the frosty economic climate making business protection increasingly important, writes Jerry Bayman.

Is past claims performance a guide to the future or will the FOS work on transparency be valuable to the industry? Gill Salton asks.

Advancements in the treatment of HIV and Aids has improved the prognosis of sufferers, driving insurers to be more inclusive in providing cover, explains Julie Hopkins.

Business owners should be aware that banks may not be able to provide credit and offer support in the frosty economic climate making business protection increasingly important, writes Jerry Bayman

Is past claims performance a guide to the future or will the FOS work on transparency be valuable to the industry? Gill Salton asks

The role of employee benefits in nurturing a stable and healthy workforce is often misunderstood by employers. Wojciech Dochan explains how to keep staff happy in their jobs

Advancements in the treatment of HIV and Aids has improved the prognosis of sufferers, driving insurers to be more inclusive in providing cover, explains Julie Hopkins

Paul Gyseman highlights how cost savings, greater efficiency and increased consumer satisfaction can be achieved through tele-underwriting in its various forms; little 't', middle 't' and Big 'T'